Stoner/Hard Rock Review – Page 72

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The Maggots – This Condition Is Incurable – Review

June 14, 2002

A trio of Gyropeons punchdrunk on old timey Amerigarage unknowns formin’ foreign syllables and three chords into shakedown cold sweaters.

The Glasspack – Powderkeg – Review

June 14, 2002

Rock and roll bands sing about drugs. The Glasspack sing about drugs. The Glasspack says “Fuck the system.”

The Atomic Bitchwax – Spit Blood – Review

June 14, 2002

Seems like a vault emptier. Considering the guitar player, Ed Mundell who also tools for Monster Magnet, has been noted as leaving, maybe it is.

Brick Layer Cake – Whatchamacallit – Review

June 14, 2002

Todd Trainer is the drummer for Shellac. He plays all the instruments here. He’s also responsible for the creepy voice talking throughout the disc.

Brant Bjork & The Operators – Review

June 14, 2002

Primarily known as a drummer for Kyuss and Fu Manchu. He drums on his own rec too, as well as playing most of everything with a little help from his friends.

American Heartbreak – Libertine – You Can’t Kill Rock N’ Roll – Review

June 14, 2002

Libertine plays slower than American Heartbreak, so mebbe they’re more sensitive, or wussy or somethin’ and sometimes they remind me of a John Hughes movie.

Puffball – The Super Commando – Review

June 14, 2002

Puffball likes cars and songs about cars and since Gearhead’s a label/mag that’s about car culture and stuff, y’know, gearheads, so they’re a great match.

Greenwood – Horus On The Horizon – Review

May 31, 2002

Greenwood are to Kyuss what Grand Funk were to Zeppelin. A straight rock attack that’s as much a clean, heavied-out “grunge” thing as a “stoner” one.

Lost Goat – The Dirty Ones – Review

May 31, 2002

Treading some odd middle ground between angular, atmospheric indie rock and floorboard-rumbling ’70s-flavored hard blues rock, it’s familiar yet also fresh.

Electric Frankenstein – Supersuckers – Welcome to Splitsville – Review

May 31, 2002

Supersuckers and Electric Frankenstein are two of the better and longer-lived bands playing punk & garage-derived rock and roll, though their approaches differ.

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