Stoner/Hard Rock Review – Page 74

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Supersuckers – Must’ve Been Live – Review

May 17, 2002

Must’ve Been Live, the first official live Supersuckers album, also marks the second recorded appearance of the band’s country alter ego.

Sunn O))) – Flight of the Behemoth – Review

May 17, 2002

The disc is divided into “songs,” but its flow is similar to Sleep’s Jeruselum: One big chunk of stuff with different moods affecting the flow.

Black Label Society – 1919 Eternal – Review

May 17, 2002

1919 Eternal find Black Label Society continuing their fusion of hard-drinking Southern rock and heavy metal.

Stoner Kings – Brimstone Blues – Review

May 17, 2002

Like Backyard Babies’ G’N’R-damaged debut and Total 13, Stoner Kings mix glammy preening (Hanoi Rocks/early Crüe) with heavy riffing and bursts of melodicism.

Days Of The New – Review

April 12, 2002

Part of the problem with having such an amazing gift as Travis Meeks’ voice is you can get away with poorly-written material and simply sing your way out.

Halfcocked – The Last Star – Review

April 12, 2002

Halfcocked use AC/DC to explain why they write stripped-down, predictable, (cliché-)pounding rock songs. But they look cool in the latest glammy/trashy fashion.

Cable – Skyhorse Jams – Review

March 29, 2002

Basic biker-slanted doom rock with vocals roughed up enough so no one will mistake it for a Sabbath demo. On the Spirit Caravan side, but more rudimentary.

Jucifer – I Name You Destroyer – Review

March 29, 2002

Jucifer’s singer uses more personalities (not range) in her vocalizing; dreamy, heroin-soaked, noir foreboding, deathy growls/screeches, plain spoken “singing.”

Fu Manchu – California Crossing – Interview

March 29, 2002

An interview with singer Scott Hill

Toilet Boys – Review

March 29, 2002

I’ve never understood the fuss about these guys… They aren’t nearly as good as Pretty Boy Floyd were, and they’re not as good as the Backyard Babies are.

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