"The album was re-released in 2022… the operation was fully successful."

 "A soundtrack for stoned and drunk bikers, ideal for movies like ‘Easy Rider.’"

The Lords of Altamont’s 'To Hell With The Lords' is a vibrant blend of garage punk and stoner rock. Remastered in 2022, the album channels 70s rock energy with fuzz guitars and Hammond organs. Tracks like 'The 7th Day' and 'Come On!' deliver infectious rhythms that evoke nostalgia and invite listeners to dance. The band's Los Angeles roots and connection to legendary acts add to the album’s authenticity. Dive into the raw energy of The Lords of Altamont and experience a timeless rock ’n’ roll journey. Listen now!

 Yes, the artificial paradise, a sign of the curse and torments of a life considered as art, is not lacking in the ambiguous vision of the inspirations.

 Paradise is more evident than Hell; there springs the desire to surrender to the dance, vortex within vortex, unrestrained actions without limits of imaginative action.

Demonio’s album Reaching For The Light blends psych rock, garage, and doom in a fiery homage to 60s and 70s rock. Featuring passionate and psychedelic tracks like Heavy Dose and Fire Guru, the album explores dark and ecstatic themes with expert musicality. The band channels influences from legends while creating a unique and immersive sound journey. The review praises its intensity, rich atmosphere, and creative freedom. Explore Demonio’s Reaching For The Light now—experience powerful psychedelic doom rock that ignites the senses!

 To have the ticket to access these musical contents, you must uncompromisingly be a great big jerk...

 "Walk to the Fire, pedal on..." with just one discharge to make you snap out of it or disintegrate.

The review praises Monoshock’s 'Walk to the Fire' for its unfiltered, aggressive noise punk sound that confronts polished musical norms. It highlights the album’s brutal, apocalyptic atmosphere and the emotional catharsis it offers. The reviewer reflects on the discomfort and pleasure the music invokes, underscoring its intense and chaotic nature. Ultimately, the album is positioned as a challenging but rewarding experience for those willing to embrace its raw energy. Explore Monoshock’s intense noise punk album 'Walk to the Fire' and experience a raw, uncompromising sonic journey today!

 The 'living' freshness of these Scandinavians shatters those Viking stereotypes.

 The sound of creased leather, when we slip on the second sleeve, is music to the ears and matches all the tracks on the album.

The review juxtaposes bleak Nordic stereotypes with the surprising vitality and raw energy of The Leather Nun's 'Alive'. It praises the album's gritty rock sound and nostalgic rebellious spirit, while humorously criticizing modern societal trends. The band's authentic rock attitude shines through, creating an urgent, engaging listening experience despite some flaws. Listen to The Leather Nun's 'Alive' and experience a raw, unapologetic rock journey that defies Nordic clichés!

 "Kaleo is an oasis in the desert soul of today’s music."

 "The arrangement of 'Vor I Vaglaskogi' is nothing short of sublime and moving: full of violins, harmonies, and minor tones."

The review reflects a personal journey of discovering Kaleo's album A/B, highlighting its soulful blend of rock, folk, and indie. Standout tracks like "No Good" and "Vor I Vaglaskogi" showcase the band's ability to evoke deep emotions. The album's rich guitar work and Icelandic cultural influence make it a unique and treasured find. The reviewer values both digital streaming and vinyl formats for experiencing the music fully. Listen to Kaleo’s A/B to experience heartfelt Icelandic rock and add this soulful album to your vinyl collection now!

 Brian Machado's drumming is indeed the band's hallmark, a sort of powerful motor that never overheats, attacking snares and cymbals with wild but relentless precision.

 If The Who had seen Th’ Losin' Streaks play their last song (A Quick One), I swear they would have left in tears, murmuring between them about how powerful and emotional they were.

This review highlights Th' Losin' Streaks' third album, Last House, as a powerful exploration of garage rock and punk rooted in 60s influence. The band’s strong live presence, raw sound, and skilled musicianship stand out, particularly the drumming and guitar work. Produced by Tim Green and released by Slovenly Recording, the album builds on the band’s rich history and delivers 15 energetic tracks mixing fri-rock, proto-punk, and surf rock. Themes touch on love, struggle, and survival, making it a compelling listen for fans of the genre. Listen to Th' Losin' Streaks' Last House now and experience a gritty revival of garage rock energy!

 It’s exactly like 'Now Where Were We' from two years ago but better, because in two years what doesn’t work gets fixed perfectly and everything runs smoothly.

 If 'Singalong Tonight,' 'Food Fight,' and 'Easy To Be Sorry' catch me by surprise and nestle into a corner of my personal 'best of 2023,' everything else fits there too, without needing to surprise me.

The Exbats' latest album, Song Machine, improves on their previous work with refined songwriting and solid performance by Inez and Kenny. The review highlights standout songs blending Beatlesque charm with raw garage rock energy. The album is praised for maintaining classic rock spirit while delivering fresh, engaging tracks. Nostalgia and clever homage to rock legends deepen the appeal. Overall, it's a heartfelt and fulfilling musical experience. Listen to The Exbats' Song Machine and experience a fresh take on classic rock energy and heartfelt songwriting!

 "Valley of Rain is a brilliant and jagged melting pot of post-punk, garage rock, country, and blues."

 "For enthusiasm, urgency, and compositional freshness, it remains the unsurpassed masterpiece of Giant Sand."

Giant Sand's debut album 'Valley of Rain' is a rugged, energetic mix of post-punk, garage rock, country, and blues recorded on a minimal budget. Howe Gelb's voice and the album's raw production evoke desert imagery and a youthful urgency. The album bridges influences like Neil Young and bands such as Green On Red and Gun Club. Tracks range from abrasive electric energy to elegiac ballads, showcasing the breadth of the band’s early sound. This record remains a standout for its freshness and passion in Giant Sand’s extensive discography. Discover the raw energy and desert soul of Giant Sand's 'Valley of Rain'—listen now and dive into a timeless classic!

 The live energy they radiated was and still is of devastating power.

 This concert is of great interest as it captures one of the last performances held at the legendary Dive, a cult and sacred place for garage-punk lovers.

This review explores The Fuzztones' live album 'Live At The Dive 85', capturing a powerful final performance at the legendary Dive venue. Despite modest recording quality, the energy and engagement shine through. The setlist uniquely includes covers paying tribute to rival bands, highlighting the scene's vibrant community. This release, offered by Area Pirata in limited vinyl and CD formats, is a valuable document for garage-punk fans. Dive into The Fuzztones' raw garage-punk spirit—listen to 'Live At The Dive 85' now on Bandcamp!

 Hardware is a great R’n’R record where you can sense the sweat dripping and the instruments sizzling.

 It generates a thrilling concentration of vitality that can benefit the ears, liver, and spirit.

The Nomads' 1987 debut LP Hardware is a vibrant blend of garage rock, punk, and rockabilly. Featuring both original songs and covers, it channels influences like MC5 and the Stooges, creating a raw, high-energy sound. Though not considered a milestone, it's praised as an essential and lively record with undeniable vitality and spirit. Listen to The Nomads’ Hardware and experience pure, raw Swedish garage rock energy now!

 The debut album’s cover and even the title, “Solution Revolution,” scream out MC5 MC5 MC5 with such force that they make vocal cords and eardrums bleed.

 What a great stroke of luck, I repeat. And again, thanks to people like Nixon Now.

Nixon Now’s 'Solution Revolution' channels the raw, aggressive spirit of Detroit’s 1969 rock scene, closely aligning with the Stooges more than MC5. The album combines fast, fuzz-driven tracks with slower, bluesy undertones, delivering a gritty and powerful sound. Despite a modest rating, the reviewer praises the band's ability to revive the old rock essence and thanks them for keeping the style alive. The album cover and title effectively hint at the intense musical experience inside. Dive into Nixon Now’s Solution Revolution and experience a raw Detroit rock explosion that echoes legends—listen now!

 Black Milk is an excellent amalgamation of everything that was present in the two previous records.

 It definitely seems that Black Milk is a more languid affair, a cocktail party where the Beasts wear their Sunday best and sip their chalice of Black Milk.

Black Milk, the third album by Beasts of Bourbon, offers a tempered and melodic blend of blues, rock, and country influences. While it lacks the raw spark of earlier albums like Sour Mash, it remains engaging and well-produced. Highlights include Cave-like blues tracks, tributes to Tom Waits, and a standout cover of Hound Dog Taylor's 'Let’s Get Funky.' Overall, it's a solid record showcasing the band’s versatility with a more reflective tone. Discover Beasts of Bourbon’s Black Milk — listen now to experience their unique blend of blues, rock, and country with exceptional production.

 "Power Hits! is an incredible journey into the depths of garage-punk in 24 tracks."

 "Friendship, brotherhood in spirit, flesh, and blood – that’s the heart of Leighton and Tito’s story."

The review celebrates 'Power Hits!' by Leighton Koizumi & Tito And The Brainsuckers as a rich exploration of garage-punk spirit. It highlights the deep, brotherly bond between Leighton and Tito and the album’s roots in a raw, underground music scene. Combining the original 13 tracks from 'When the Night Falls' with 11 additional songs, this expanded release offers passionate, gritty anthems that resonate with true punk lovers. The reviewer recounts personal appreciation and the album’s enduring impact. Dive into the raw power of 'Power Hits!' and discover the enduring spirit of garage punk with Leighton & Tito today!

 It’s garage rock and it burns fast, less than three minutes per piece, so I recommend holding your pee; otherwise, you’d miss one and that would be a shame.

 Keep the record in view, dust it off from time to time. Do it for yourself and who knows, maybe also for your son, who might one day thank you for discovering that after Sfera Ebbasta, music finally begins.

Pikes in Panic’s Keep It Cool and Dry album brings back the raw, fast-paced energy of ’80s garage rock and psychobilly. The review evokes nostalgia for youthful passion and fading subcultures while encouraging listeners to reconnect with forgotten memories through music. It contrasts past wild times with present domestic life but motivates rediscovery and joy in the old sounds. Plug in your vinyl, turn off distractions, and let Pikes in Panic reignite your love for raw garage rock today!

 The garage is the only 'genre' that doesn’t need novelties... it would be complete heresy.

 Basic garage, just three of them making wonderful chaos, solid rhythm section more than right and the guitar sound willingly venturing vs Stoner alla Monster Magnet.

The Maggots' debut album Get Hooked! is praised for its raw and spontaneous garage rock sound. The reviewer finds it a perfect escape from daily struggles, full of catchy choruses and wild energy. The album channels classic punk vibes with a modern twist and solid musicianship. Despite its 2001 release, it sounds fresh and engaging. Highly recommended for fans of garage and punk music looking for authentic, lively music. Listen to The Maggots' Get Hooked! and dive into a wild garage rock ride now!

 Four hypnotic Voodoo Blues...

 The audience’s attention is inevitably drawn to Hawkins’s deep timbre and macabre and wild theatricality.

This 21-minute live EP captures an unusual collaboration between Screamin’ Jay Hawkins and The Fuzztones recorded in 1984 and released in 1985. While the Fuzztones take a backseat to Hawkins’ vocal and theatrical dominance, the fusion of blues and garage rock creates a mesmerizing experience. Highlights include classic tracks like "I Put a Spell on You" and "Alligator Wine." The review celebrates Hawkins’ unique stage presence and deep influence on rhythm and blues. Dive into this wild live EP and experience the raw blues energy and theatrical magic of Screamin’ Jay Hawkins with The Fuzztones!

 Chariot of the Gods has once again sparked the fire that has blazed brightly.

 Amidst global epidemics, winds of war, and natural disasters, this globe needs the guitars of the Hoodoo Gurus more than ever.

After a 12-year hiatus, Hoodoo Gurus return with 'Chariot Of The Gods', blending catchy garage rock, punk, and rockabilly. The album reflects a creative renaissance sparked during the pandemic, reigniting the passion of their earlier days. Featuring standout tracks and tight performances, it's a powerful comeback that honors the band's legacy. This album is a compelling reason to revisit their deep catalog. Discover the fiery return of Hoodoo Gurus—listen to 'Chariot Of The Gods' and reconnect with classic Aussie rock energy!

 The resulting sound remains true to the grittiness of the genre’s roots but is also fresh, captivating, and enriched with psychedelic influences.

 Right from the opening track 'Work All Day', the listener is swept away by the raw rock/blues energy of the band from Marche.

The Rootworkers’ debut EP 'Attack, Blues, Release' delivers a gritty yet fresh take on traditional blues fused with modern rock and psychedelic elements. The band’s strong songwriting and expressive vocals highlight everyday themes and introspective moods. Standout tracks include the energetic opener 'Work All Day' and the lead single 'Dirty Ceiling'. The EP showcases the vibrant potential of this Italian blues quartet with compelling guitar work and emotionally rich soundscapes. Listen to The Rootworkers' 'Attack, Blues, Release' and experience a fresh blend of blues and psychedelia today!

 The voice of Mr. Punk captures the absolute characterization of aggravating audacity, hoarse and scratchy.

 They have created a mini-album that doesn’t forgive distractions, pulling you into its incendiary groove.

The Dick Dastardly’s self-titled EP showcases an aggressive and refined punk sound inspired by legends like Dead Boys and Mudhoney. The band’s stylistic evolution is clear, driven by a passionate, analog-driven energy. Frontman Punk’s vocals highlight raw audacity while the tight rhythm section fuels an intense sonic experience. The EP blends rebellious punk spirit with strong social and artistic messages. Listen now to The Dick Dastardly’s explosive punk EP and feel the raw energy and rebellious spirit!

 A discography among the most chaotic I’ve ever come across, that of the American band.

 Push, push, and push at incendiary volume as happens in this collection released about twenty years ago.

The Big Combo by New Bomb Turks is a chaotic, raw punk rock album blending '77 punk, sixties garage, and the wildness of the Stooges and MC5. It features 16 tracks compiled over various singles, EPs, and live performances, delivering a relentless and explosive 40 minutes of intense punk energy. The album is marked by rough production and aggressive instrumentation reflecting the band’s fanatical style. Known for pushing boundaries live, this record captures their wild essence perfectly. Dive into the explosive punk chaos of The Big Combo and experience the raw energy of New Bomb Turks now!