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 Recorded in a primitive manner, barely amplifying equipment dating from the Victorian era (wow!), suspended between dark fractals and ballads with an archaic flavor.

 At times deadly boring, at times two minutes of eternal sighs, then boredom again.

The review critiques Crippled Black Phoenix's album 'A Love Of Shared Disasters' as an atmospheric but underwhelming blend of dark soundscapes and archaic folk. Despite an impressive lineup of collaborators, the album is described as dull, repetitive, and lacking in artistic depth. It is noted for its primitive recording style and a pervasive sense of monotony, ultimately offering little joy or innovation. Explore the enigmatic soundscapes of Crippled Black Phoenix’s debut and decide if their dark atmosphere speaks to you.

 For those who have never listened to Motorpsycho, starting here is like gifting yourself a tremendous sonic addiction for the years to come.

 '8 Soothing Songs for Rut' is simply a raw and scorching album, unwilling to ever hint at easy forms.

Motorpsycho's '8 Soothing Songs for Rut' is a seminal 1992 album merging grunge influences with visionary heavy distortions. Combining earlier EPs, it marks the band's first true statement and a raw sonic exploration. The album’s unique sound resists easy categorization, showcasing the band's poetic and powerful style. It's a foundational work foreshadowing future masterpieces. Dive into Motorpsycho’s groundbreaking debut—listen to '8 Soothing Songs for Rut' and experience a raw, visionary rock journey.

 "A Single Book Of Songs is a splendid album, poised yet aggressive, woven with energetic sound compositions and overflowing with great ideas for each song."

 "For the stuff they play and the style with which they do it, in another solar system, Mammoth Volume would be a grand, esteemed, and famous band constantly on tour."

Mammoth Volume's album A Single Book Of Songs is a balanced, powerful work rich with 70s prog-rock inspiration. The band fuses elements from King Crimson, Gentle Giant, and Deep Purple into an energetic and well-crafted album. Despite the decline of metal and other genres, Mammoth Volume stands out for their originality and musicianship. The review praises their style and creativity, suggesting they deserve greater fame. Listen to Mammoth Volume's A Single Book Of Songs and experience a brilliant 70s prog-rock revival with modern twists!

 It's not you choosing, but them choosing you.

 There are no more masterpieces but only good music that is worth listening to.

Firebird's self-titled album marks Bill Steer's transition from extreme metal to vintage blues-inspired hard rock. Collaborating with prominent rock musicians, the project embraces classic techniques and old-school influences. While not groundbreaking, the album offers quality music rooted in traditions from Led Zeppelin to Charley Patton. It's a solid listen for those interested in vintage blues and rock blends. Explore Firebird's blend of vintage blues and hard rock—listen now and experience Bill Steer's musical evolution.

 I buy it, go home, put it on, and 5 out of 5 tracks make me shake my ass while sipping green tea.

 Mat Bethancourt doesn’t want to talk about the music he plays.

The review highlights The Beginning's album 'This Is.....' as a successful revival of late 60s and early 70s psychedelic rock. Mat Bethancourt draws inspiration from iconic bands like Led Zeppelin and Jimi Hendrix. The album's raw energy makes listeners move, combining vintage sound with a modern spirit. Although the reviewer refrains from deep analysis, the album's vibe earns a solid appreciation. Dive into The Beginning's 'This Is.....' and experience a fresh take on classic psychedelic rock now!

 "It's as if the band from Austin set out to develop music starting from the arrangement of 'A Day in the Life' by the Beatles."

 "Throughout the album, there isn’t a single feedback, not a larsen, a more pronounced dissonance, or a more pushed distortion: only melody, melodies indeed."

Trail Of Dead's sixth album 'So Divided' delivers an ambitious but unfocused experiment diverging from their characteristic noise and distortion. The review describes it as their least successful work, with complex arrangements lacking memorable hooks. Some moments briefly recapture past energy, but overall it feels redundant and disappointing. Fans are advised to sample the album before purchase. Explore 'So Divided' by Trail Of Dead and decide for yourself if this ambitious experiment succeeds or falters.

 A spiral staircase made of marzipan and sheets of acid that descends steeply towards the wonderland: the land of blues hypnosis and rock lust.

 A collapse of sounds seemingly indigestible but that ultimately repay with the fascinating awareness of being able to decipher another, alien language.

Hand Of Glory by Royal Trux is a compelling album of early recordings showcasing the band's radical approach to dismantling traditional rock forms. Emerging from the ashes of Pussy Galore, Neil Hagerty and Jennifer Herrema craft a sonic journey parallel to works like Lou Reed's Metal Machine Music. The album blends blues hypnosis with psychedelic improvisation, offering listeners an alien musical language. Though not a new studio album, the compilation reveals the raw and experimental spirit of the band's early years. Discover the raw, psychedelic world of Royal Trux’s Hand Of Glory—listen now and dive into a revolutionary rock journey.

 Dave moans like a damn sticky cross between the hoarseness of Lemmy and Phil Anselmo, articulating muscle contractions, spasms, paranoid thoughts.

 Doom is as withered as the tits of an old witch who has given too much to too many. Stoner lives on old ghosts and new distorters.

Earthride's 'Vampire Circus' is a dense and haunting stoner doom album that delivers powerful riffs and intense vocals. Frontman Dave Sherman blends hoarse tones reminiscent of legends, while the exceptionally low guitar tunings create a raw, primal atmosphere. The mix of doom craftsmanship and occasional Hammond organ licks adds depth and contrast. The album is praised for its organic, dark, and heavy sound that stands out in the genre. Dive into Earthride's 'Vampire Circus' for a doom-laden journey that heavy stoner fans won't forget!

 "Altamont is America screwing itself and flipping off all the rock counterculture with the black tobacco spit of its own violence."

 "'Our Darling' is ultimately half a joke, half not...albums you like but never really know why."

Altamont's 'Our Darling' is a captivating mix of stoner, punk, and indie rock infused with psychedelic and grunge elements. The album showcases a playful yet gritty sound led by drummer Dale Crover and his collaborators. While embracing an offbeat and lazy vibe, the record delivers memorable moments and covers that honor rock history. It's a refreshing alternative to mainstream rock remasters and solidifies Altamont as a unique project in the stoner rock scene. Dive into Altamont's 'Our Darling' for a gritty, genre-blending rock experience true fans will appreciate.

 Sebadoh tap into the more genuinely carefree and immediate aspect of their music.

 The album full of potential hits just over three minutes long, with a terrifying trio: 'Nick Of Time', 'Flame', and 'So Long'.

Sebadoh’s self-titled 1999 album marks a shift from their classic lo-fi sound to a cleaner, punchier indie rock style. Jason Loewenstein steps up alongside Lou Barlow, delivering intense and catchy tracks. The album blends punk, folk, and grunge influences with a melodic yet raw edge. Despite some critical backlash at release, the record showcases strong songwriting and energetic performances, though it later feels somewhat outdated in its era. Listen to Sebadoh’s self-titled album and experience the raw indie rock energy that defined a generation.