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Steroid Maximus Quilombo

10 sep 07

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It's J.G., right! Editorz please do something thank you

Steroid Maximus Quilombo

10 sep 07

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Indeed, it's impossible to find :(

Well, let's just say I was unsure whether to send it or not (it looks like it's written by a grade school kid), but in the end: it won't even stay on home for a day... If you catch them live (which I find extremely unlikely), you HAVE to come back here and share something.

Steroid Maximus Quilombo

10 sep 07

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We will do it lilù, but please don't spam on all the reviews.

Crippled Black Phoenix A Love Of Shared Disaster

10 sep 07

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Antmo, for apocalyptic folk, I think of "White Light etc. etc." by Swans (which, by the way, is an amazing album), not this stuff.

La Otracina Tonal Ellipse Of The One

10 sep 07

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"Brickiness" is a prerogative of the genre. For me, the first Ash Ra Tempel is also a brick, which I consider one of the absolute peaks of the genre. I must say that the La Otracina indeed have some interesting ideas; I’m reminded of a guitar deviation within the penultimate track. It's not just a revival, that much seems obvious to me. The Blues Control album is very nice but more challenging. // On TeePee, I really appreciate the Titan but especially the Assemble Head in Sunburst Sound (not to mention the reissue of Dopesmoker and the reprint of the first High on Fire). The Warlocks are on the way, and they don’t seem too bad...

Steroid Maximus Quilombo

10 sep 07

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They resemble: as far as I know, no one. I posted a sample. @Overkill: in my humble opinion, this, after Nail, is the best work of Sir J.C. Thirlwell. Enjoyable, I wouldn't say, rather indigestible even if "captivating." By the Australian master, also have Sink, a sort of Best Of of singles, EPs, b-sides, assorted rarities that is obviously very heterogeneous but has some truly Oscar-worthy tracks.

La Otracina Tonal Ellipse Of The One

10 sep 07

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Totally superfluous and a bit brick-like. But since it's "krautrock," we can't deny the 3. Holy Mountain is doing well: among them, Om, Residual Echoes, Six Organs of Admittance, and other post-psychonauts, there's only the embarrassment of choice. Marked by a retro psychedelic rock that never veers into stoner. Good job.

Beasts of Bourbon The Axeman's Jazz

10 sep 07

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(he points out to me pretazzo)

Beasts of Bourbon The Axeman's Jazz

10 sep 07

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It points out to me: Back Yard Train is an amazing blues, but it's a cover by Creedence Clearwater Revival. The BoB add a dose of fierce lycanthropy to it.