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Review: Ashers – Kill Your Master (2010)
Holy shit! Did I just turn on the lost The Unseen record?! Seriously, any of these tracks on this album could have come off of Explode, save for maybe guitars with a bit more balls to them. Ashers have come forth with their brand new album, Kill Your Master, and this is truly a romp [...]
Review: Black Breath – Heavy Breathing (2010)
A few years back, I heard my first Crossover band (Municipal Waste), and have been looking for other bands that partake in the Crossover revolution like they do, but I really haven’t come across many. Recently, I received some material from a band that has not the same sound [as Municipal Waste], but something similar, [...]
Review: Walken – Walken (2009)
Walken, a Bay Area progressive thrash band has released their second full length, self released album of their own namesake. This is definitely an interesting album which brings aspects of traditional progressive metal, crossover thrash and post metal/sludge rumblings, which is quite different than the likes of other progressive thrash pedigrees such as Watchtower, who [...]
Review: Municipal Waste – Massive Aggressive (2009)
Ahhhh yes, more thrash. After more than a week of being laid out from strep throat and ear infections galore, I am now psyched to listen to the new Municipal Waste album, Massive Aggressive (is anyone else totally enamored by the delightful titles this band comes up with for their songs and albums? I almost [...]
Music Video: Municipal Waste – Sadistic Magician
If there was ever a video to represent a Municipal Waste song, this is surely it. One of their best songs too!
Sadistic Magician
Music Video: Don’t Call Me Whitey Nigger (Janes Addiction/Body Count)
I found this gem of a video on Youtube after browsing around for nothing in particular. This is a modern cover of Sly and the Family Stone song by Body Count and Janes Addiction, what a fantastic diamond in the rough this is! It’s not exactly a furbished masterpiece, but it gives a giant mother [...]
