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We’re All Gonna Die – Kiss the Ground, Curse the Sky – Review

November 1, 2008

Another bassy slab of metalized skit-kicker rock, like Clutch or Scissorfight. Now with Jase from Lamont, another fine Boston dirt rock band, on bass.

Lamont – Muscle, Guts and Luck – Review

January 27, 2006

Lamont coined the term (and titled their second album) “thunderboogie,” which describes their sound better than any number of words could ever hope to do.

We’re All Gonna Die – The Wreck of The Minot – Review

June 13, 2005

Second release from the boys from Boston makes use of teenage years spent at hardcore/thrash shows and listening to Soundgarden, Tad, Alice In Chains, Nirvana.

We’re All Gonna Die – The Wreck of the Minot – Interview

May 16, 2005

An interview with guitarist/vocalist Jim Healey

Solace – Greatdayforup – Review

May 16, 2005

Solace are one of the best rock bands in the land, but due to almost comically bad luck, they’ve yet to reach the heights of which they’re capable.

Greatdayforup – Solace – Review

May 16, 2005

Greatdayforup writes snappy and memorable songs, surprisingly so for a heavy rock band, and stomps the fuck out of them with a brutally heavy non-metal attack.

We’re All Gonna Die – Go To Hell – Review

October 4, 2004

Go to Hell could strike you as either a metal record or a grunge throwback. Which is to say that it sounds a whole hell of a lot like Soundgarden.

Todd Rigione – V612 Project – Review

July 23, 2003

Eclectic, experimental, and seemingly cobbled together from a bunch of different things Todd Rigione found laying on the studio floor.

Ironboss – Roll Out the Rock: Singles 1995-2001 – Review

June 20, 2003

As the title implies, a collection of tracks from singles and compilation appearances, plus alternate/demo versions and otherwise unreleased tracks.

Ironboss – Hung Like Horses – Review

June 20, 2003

It’s the bitch-slapping heavies like the talk-box-crazed “Pussy on the Corner” and the infectiously poppy “Hi-Ridin’ Babe” that keep bringing me back.