Sep 19, 2012
(Garage sounded Ugh has extremely distinct melodies and vocal styles).
(A new one from Hooded Menace!! This is yet another full-length album after a short time, and even though it is less experimental than their past, a strong and worthy addition to your collection)
Summoned Into Euphoric Madness: Hooded Menace (Finland) new album! (5:09-10:46)
(Legendary record label Hydrahead died)
(I heart all Swedish 70’s music, and The Graviators are no different; they are coming out with a new album Evil Deeds – this one is from their last album, fucking spectacular, guitar gods)
Shapes Of Babylon: The Graviators (Sweden) (11:37-17:13)
(Birthday present Deathspell Omega was a great one: even though it pounds your head in with fury, it is completely relatable, and goes beyond the ordinary black and death)
Fiery Serpents: Deathspell Omega (France) (17:42-21:56)
(France has claimed themselves as lovers of the south and influenced by the American west, if that isn’t completely strange)
Sons of the Sun: Southern Badass (France) (22:18-28:45)
(Space rocksters Enos are London scenesters with their label mates Trippy Wicked; their first album comes with a comic book!)
In Space: Enos (UK) (29:40-36:57)
(If you can find me a band called Heat, with members from Samsara Blues Experiment, you better let me know, because they are frigging great and they have a stupid general name and self-titled album so un-googleable)
(Instrumental Spanish band Black Smoke Dragon is gorgeous loudscape)
Fenechild: Black Smoke Dragon (Spain) (37:53-43:!4)
(Scary creepy noise from bro from Meatjack – his side project)
Eyes in Eyes: Darsombra (Baltimore) (44:02-50:02)
(Small Stone Recordings’ Suplecs came from punk rock but also are influenced by their dark southern sludge roots in New Orleans)
Switchblade: Suplecs (New Orleans) (50:24-55:49)
(Kannabinoid sing in sultry whiskey tones and just want a good time; see you next week!!)
Kannabinõid: Kannabinõid (Estonia) (56:19-end)