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The Atomic Bitchwax Unveils “Houndstooth” Video – News

November 22, 2017

The New Jersey power trio The Atomic Bitchwax (aka TAB) will release its seventh full length LP, Force Field, on December 8 via Tee Pee Records.

Harsh Toke – Light Up and Live – Music Stream

April 29, 2014

“Plug In To The Moon,” from the band’s debut record, reveals that San Diego’s Harsh Toke is really more interested in a cosmic feel-good vibes.

Harsh Toke – Light Up and Live – Review

April 29, 2014

“Plug In To The Moon,” from the band’s debut record, reveals that San Diego’s Harsh Toke is really more interested in a cosmic feel-good vibes.

Earthless – From the Ages – Music Stream

April 10, 2014

This instrumental trio is heavy blues jam, first and foremost, with space, Sabbath, and psychedelia flavors added to the meaty stew.

Earthless – From the Ages – Review

April 10, 2014

This instrumental trio is heavy blues jam, first and foremost, with space, Sabbath, and psychedelia flavors added to the meaty stew.

Naam – Vow – Music Stream

January 27, 2014

With Hawkwind and Iron Butterfly on the mind, Namm forge their own meandering path through the cosmos and desertscapes.

Naam – Vow – Review

January 27, 2014

With Hawkwind and Iron Butterfly on the mind, Namm forge their own meandering path through the cosmos and desertscapes.

The Saint James Society – Bab(a/y)lon Rising – Review

August 1, 2013

Distinctly ’80s UK post-punk/Goth rock reverb from Austin, Texas’ glammy psychedelic garage rockers.

Hot Lunch – Music Stream

July 31, 2013

Big amps, lots of wah and distortion, Kyuss-souled stoner rock yahoo, and “Killer Smile” has drum fills Sabbath’s Bill Ward would approve of.

Hot Lunch – Review

July 31, 2013

Big amps, lots of wah and distortion, Kyuss-souled stoner rock yahoo, and “Killer Smile” has drum fills Sabbath’s Bill Ward would approve of.

Blaak Heat Shujaa – The Storm Generation – Review

July 1, 2013

“Incident at Stinson Beach” is a fine instrumental that showcases the band’s penchant for psychedelia, surf rock, spaghetti Westerns, Middle Eastern scales and Far Eastern melodies.

Lecherous Gaze – On The Skids – Music Stream

December 13, 2012

Alice Cooper in a fowl mood leading Thin Lizzy’s guitarists through a hardcore punk (early ’80s-style, like Black Flag) danger zone.

Lecherous Gaze – On The Skids – Review

December 13, 2012

Alice Cooper in a fowl mood leading Thin Lizzy’s guitarists through a hardcore punk (early ’80s-style, like Black Flag) danger zone.

Hopewell – Another Music – Review

December 10, 2012

Tracks get kinda funky here, kiss The Flaming Lips there, and leave room to breathe everywhere.

Hopewell – Another Music – Music Stream

December 10, 2012

Tracks get kinda funky here, kiss The Flaming Lips there, and leave room to breathe everywhere.

Kadavar – Music Stream

December 3, 2012

Know all the Sabbath album tracks classic rock radio doesn’t play? Kadaver does.

Kadavar – Review

December 3, 2012

Know all the Sabbath album tracks classic rock radio doesn’t play? Kadaver does.

Naam – The Ballad of the Starchild – Music Stream

September 24, 2012

“Those who embrace Naam have the key to the door of mysteries and miracles, as Naam exists in the Divine plane and shines through to the Physical plane, bringing healing and self-renewal.”

Naam – The Ballad of the Starchild – Review

July 24, 2012

“Those who embrace Naam have the key to the door of mysteries and miracles, as Naam exists in the Divine plane and shines through to the Physical plane, bringing healing and self-renewal.”

Whirr – Pipe Dreams – Review

April 15, 2012

Don’t let the term “neo-shoegaze” fool you. This Bay Area crew will lower your blood pressure in the best way possible with their Cocteau Twins-like hum.

Whirr – Pipe Dreams – Music Stream

April 15, 2012

Don’t let the term “neo-shoegaze” fool you. The Bay Area crew will lower your blood pressure in the best way possible with the Cocteau Twins-like hum of “Hide.”

Titar – A Raining Sun of Light and Love, For You and You and You – Review

March 18, 2007

Like long Iron Butterfly or Deep Purple jams, perhaps. Bio also mentions Yes, King Crimson, and Uriah Heep, at least in passing. This ain’t my thing.

Teeth of The Hydra – Greenland – Review

February 16, 2007

Ugly, noisy, and brutal, even when strumming an acoustic, and heavy in that sludgy, painful way, like playing old Slayer riffs with a blanket over the amp.

Witch – Review

May 5, 2006

Witch is an absolutely KILLER new band featuring Dinosaur Jr. head-honcho J Mascis, with Dave Sweetapple, Kyle Thomas, and Asa Irons.

The Brian Jonestown Massacre – We Are the Radio – Review

December 2, 2005

The main voice on these five songs belongs to a female, an unidentified newcomer. The songs themselves are firmly within the BJTM continuum.