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Sundrifter release An Earlier Time via Small Stone – News

January 31, 2024

Brings together the expansive atmospheres of Hum, Soundgarden’s unmitigated heavy revelry and melodic command, and the contemplative expressivism of Radiohead.

Five Horse Johnson: Echoes And Dust streams Jake Leg Boogie – News

June 4, 2017

Five Horse Johnson: Echoes And Dust streams Jake Leg Boogie

Infernal Overdrive – Last Rays Of The Dying Sun – Music Stream

April 15, 2012

Infernal Overdrive list Zeppelin, Grand Funk, and Deep Purple among their influences. More than copying, they actually put thought into writing good songs.

The Brought Low – Third Record – Review

March 1, 2010

Like a big goddamn steak you loved last time, The Brought Low reappear as a big goddamn steak you’ll love again.

Throttlerod – Starve the Dead – Review

June 13, 2005

This limited-edition five-song EP finds Throttlerod backing off from the full-on riff-rock pummel of their previous two releases in favor of a quieter stance.

Bottom – You’rNext – Interview

June 13, 2005

An interview with guitarist/vocalist Sina

Sons Of Otis – X – Review

May 30, 2005

Kinda like AC/DC albums: If you’ve heard one, you’ve heard ’em all. Content to create the sickest, most punishing heavy psychedelic rock ever created.

Porn – Wine, Women and Song – Review

May 9, 2005

The collective that is Porn is back with undoubtedly their most fearsome lineup yet: Tim Moss, Billy Anderson on bass, and Melvins’ Dale Crover on drums.

Valis – Head Full of Pills – Review

April 25, 2005

Knob-twiddling weirdness seamlessly integrated with duh-style riff rock. Like Van Conner’s former band, Screaming Trees, only more hard rock and psychedelic.

Sasquatch – Review

April 25, 2005

There’s a shit-ton more R&B pulsing through Sasquatch’s veins than those of the school of Sab/Vitus/Sleep worship. Two of three members are Detroit transplants.