Album Review: Danzig – Skeletons
Danzig is getting old and obviously slowing down and Skeletons could have been a lot worse. Skeletons works on a level where we get to hear Danzig have fun.
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Album Review: The Dead Weather – Dodge and Burn
For as much as I've ripped Dodge and Burn apart, it isn't a bad album. I can't call this unlistenable. The Dead Weather is a band of professionals who try.
Album Review: The Libertines – Anthems for Doomed Youth
I, for one, am glad the Libertines are no longer dead. On Anthems for Doomed Youth, they seem to be glad that they aren't dead too.
Album Review: Clutch – Psychic Warfare
Do we mind that Psychic Warfare offers nothing new? No, because we know that it serves as an excuse for Clutch to rock our mothers, sons and daughters.
Album Review: Wild Throne – Harvest Of Darkness
Wild Throne’s energy is highly contagious and I am convinced that Harvest of Darkness will top a lot of personal Albums Of The Year lists year for 2015.
A Tribute to Funeral For a Friend: A Final Farewell
This article serves as a final farewell to Funeral For a Friend, David raises his finger for one last salute and says a massive and most sincere thank you.
Interview with Serial Hawk
Interview with doom / sludge trio Serial Hawk where we talk 8-tracks, bikinis, tour depression, rattling sternums, and what life is like living in Seattle.
Album Review: The Strypes – Little Victories
I was really pleased with Little Victories. Maybe it's because I've grown up listening to The Strpes, but I'm very proud of the work that they've done here.
Album Review: mewithoutYou – Pale Horses
There’s a sense of measured purpose to Pale Horses that I really needed to hear in 2015 and I’m glad I got to experience from mewithoutYou.
Album Review: The Wheel Workers – Citizens
The Wheel Workers' Citizens is a combination of strong words and great music that results in pop-rock encouraging you to think. Nothing wrong with that!