Showing posts with label BLUES. Show all posts
Showing posts with label BLUES. Show all posts

HARD CANDY HEARTS

 


dammit my computer is so old. takes forever to post. anyway. if glenn danzig fronted the black keys it would probably sound something like this


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UNCLE WORMWOOD

 

this will be the third creepy uncle i've posted (uncle touchy and uncle sinner) except this one is from finland and will fo sho appeal to fans of tom waits.

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Uncle Sinner


dark folk/country out of canada. gravelly vocals. sparse, lo-fi-ish instrumentation. if youre a fan of steve von till or the sub pop era mark lanegan, you'll dig this.

Riff Worm-S/T LP (2019)

Country: USA
Genre: Doom, Metal, Blues

Label: Forbidden Place Records
Tracks: 9
Length: 28.25'

Riff Worm is a one person band from Dubuque, Iowa who formed in 2018, from the looks of things.  Riff Worm plays a killer style of music that incorporates elements of doom, metal, and blue within their sound.  Since forming in 2018, Riff Worm have released a six song EP titled Lucid Webs in June of 2018, a seven song LP titled Woress in December of 2018,  and a two song demo EP titled Bad Habit in December of 2018.  This is Riff Worm's debut LP, which is slated for release via Forbidden Place records on November 29th, 2019.  On their self-titled LP, Riff Worm offer up nine tracks of killer doom, metal, and blues.  Overall, Riff Worm's debut LP makes for an awesome listen and definitely should not be missed.  Highly recommended!  Enjoy!

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PET GENIUS


so out of all of stove bredskys projects not named cave in, pet genius is by far my favorite, and also probably his most eclectic. and probably the biggest showcase of the true talent that he is. this shits all over the map but grounded in a beatles like psychedelic pop. imagine "abbey road" and qotsa "era vulgaris" funneled through the black keys or maybe the white stripes. now that you've got that picture as the basis for whats going on here, certain songs stray down other paths. "erase the speed of time" sounds like a mash up of retox and Hendrix. "scrapyard king" could have been on any alternative rock station circa 1995. "man on the mountain" is as heavy as Sabbath in a "the wizard" sort of  way. this is infectious bluesy heavy garage pop and I love it. both eps and full length included