Electric Frankenstein – Page 2

Victory Style – 5 – Review

November 11, 2002

In between old-timers dropping by, Victory Style 5 is the label introducing their new signees. For your “cover every subgenre” needs, look no further.

Emissions From the Monolith – at Nyabinghi – Review

November 8, 2002

A three-day event of heavy groovin’ bands. “Stoner Rock” being a heavy liquid amalgam of Sabbath, Soundgarden, Skynyrd, Sleep, Scientists, and ’72 (the year).

Cherry Thirteen – Guilty as Sin – Review

September 20, 2002

Electric Frankenstein singer/guitarist Steve Miller leads this unit. Same general territory, but closer to ’70s arena rock (first Montrose rec and April Wine).

Punch Drunk – III – Review

August 2, 2002

A grouchy reviewer might grumble that TKO’s latest sampler is mostly filler, but an astute music historian would point out it’s merely carrying on the legacy.

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.

Supersuckers – Electric Frankenstein – 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.

Electric Frankenstein – The Buzz of 100 Volts! – Review

March 15, 2002

It’s got hefty, ballbuster, mid-tempo tunes pulling good stuff from rock history. Meaning: There are cool stripper tunes here! Honest!

Les Pauls & Breaking Glass – A Compilation of Various Sin City Artists – Review

February 22, 2002

Great take on the good ol’ rock and roll apres ’77 division. Much like – and sharing bands with – the Fistful of Rock series.

Electric Frankenstein – The Time is Now! – Review

June 1, 2001

If you aren’t cognizant of the growly/musclely buzzbombs these guys have been heavin’ since the mid-’90s, here’s the opportunity to blow this week’s beer money.

Electric Frankenstein – Sick Songs – Review

June 1, 2001

Three reissues and a new one from these prolific punkrock to rockpunk rabble-rousers.