Tag: Review
Great review of HEATH GREEN and The MAKESHIFTERS from UBER ROCK
One of those albums that is an unexpected joy to hear from the first tune, and furthermore one of those albums that you want your friends to love and the whole world to hear. The fact that it’s an unreconstructed yet thoroughly modern southern rock album just adds to the allure. – READ THE REVIEW […]
★★★★★ 5 beers for LEFT LANE CRUISER “Claw Machine Wizard” from I94 BAR
The guitar playing is memorable; there are riffs everywhere that just make you want to dance, baby, and that’s what this album is all about. It’s dirty blues played without too much thought… heads down, bums up and the duo just rip the shit out of each tune, constantly bouncing off each other. To hear […]
9/10 review of The BONNEVILLES “Listen For Tone” from MAXIMUM VOLUME MUSIC
In the late 80s growing up, there was pretty much nothing we loved more than making a compilation record. The holy grail was one side of a C-90 TDK tape (anyone under the age of 40 can ask their parents – or Wikipedia) of a best of one of your favourite bands. It’s great to […]
☮Great review of GOSPELPEACH “Another Summer Of Love” from RUTA 66 (Spain)
The BONNEVILLES “Arrow Pierce My Heart” gets ★★★★★ 5 beers from I94 BAR
This is honest, sweaty, gripping music which grabs hold of you in it’s fuzzy, grotty paw and doesn’t let up till the CD player in the car decides to start all over again. – READ THE WHOLE REVIEW HERE
☛Great review of HEATH GREEN and The MAKESHIFTERS from ATLANTA AUDITORY ASSOCIATION
Green and band have taken traditional Southern rock and deconstructed it to its core with chunky fuzz drenched guitars, relentless rhythms, booming percussion and Green’s primeval wail driving a record that is just as much garage rock as it is Southern gospel. – READ THE REVIEW HERE
Great review of MARK PORKCHOP HOLDER “Let It Slide” in LIVING BLUES
Sweet review of HEATH GREEN and The MAKESHIFTERS in POPMATTERS
God Bless Alabama, its clay, or whatever the hell else it may be that incites these grooves. Every now and again you throw the CD in, or needle the wax, or, hell, click on something that transports you from that very space in which you sit. Heath Green and company do this in spades on […]
★★★★ 4 star review of DATURA4 “Hairy Mountain” from The WEEKEND AUSTRALIAN
A psychedelic album cover evoking distant memories of incense-filled basement record stores is the first sign of things to come on Hairy Mountain. Then there’s that first earworm track with its heavy early-1970s guitar riff, overlaid with catchy 60s vocal harmonies. But it doesn’t stop there. The dual guitars of Datura4 punch out track after […]