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Firebird – No. 3 – Review

December 1, 2004

Bill Steer of Carcass has a new drummer and bass player for this third swing at the ’70s rock cool cat. The perfect retro rock record, or too perfect?

Electric Frankenstein – We Will Bury You! – Review

December 1, 2004

EF didn’t move between the rocker/punk/metal split as post teens, they just steamrolled the damn thing into the same kick-ass ya-HOO-PLA! fuel.

Kylesa – No Ending/A 110 Degree Heat Index EP – Review

November 29, 2004

Follows a strong stream of powerful, twisting, visceral, punk ID’d metal chomping punk; covers a Nausea song, and throws a Pushead cover as signifier.

The Hellacopters – By The Grace Of God – Review

November 22, 2004

They harness the spirit and beauty of classic rock and write songs able to hold their own alongside the greats without sounding like Sha-Na-Na nostalgia.

We’re All Gonna Die – Go To Hell – Review

October 4, 2004

Go to Hell could strike you as either a metal record or a grunge throwback. Which is to say that it sounds a whole hell of a lot like Soundgarden.

Josh Todd – You Made Me – Review

October 4, 2004

I dig You Made Me more than I ever did Josh Todd’s hyped and strangely suspicious Buckcherry. There’s an emotional rawness to this thing.

Amps II Eleven – Review

September 27, 2004

Murderous punk boogie, jacked-up viscous kickass, Doc Martin vs. four-inch platform stomp-a-longs; three chords and a cloud of dust.

Alabama Thunderpussy – Fulton Hill – Review

September 27, 2004

Huge and clear, but with none of the essential rock ‘n’ roll grit scrubbed away. New singer Johnny Weills’ feel for bluesier rock music opens up new avenues.

Clutch – Blast Tyrant – Review

September 27, 2004

Spacey BBQ sauce reality and cagey wisdom burst forth from these guys in buckets; in both words and musical delivery.

The Wildhearts – Must Be Destroyed – Review

September 20, 2004

About six-to-seven of the 11 songs are winners, which means that if The Wildhearts were playin’ baseball, they’d be the all-time supreme batting champs.

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