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The album is both heavier and more monochrome than 2007’s Friend Opportunity. Here, Deerhoof clothe their twisting prog in slyly-subverted metal gestures. The keyboards are pushed to the back of the mix, and guitar-fray replaces them as the chief textural element (presumably due to the addition of Burmese/Flying Luttenbachers guitarist Ed Rodriguez). On “Basket Ball Get Your Groove Back,” fuzz drone...
Last night I was reading a "Hall Of Fame" piece on Sky Valley in the new Decibel and found myself thinking about Josh Homme's path from Kyuss to Queens Of The Stone Age and, well, to this. As mentioned, Eagles Of Death Metal's third studio album Heart On is out later this month. Fresh off their co-headlining tour with the Hives, Josh and Jesse got hold of a digitized pin art toy and put it to song-specific...
In what started out as a live-in Old West motion picture set built in the 1940s, where a number of Westerns and early television shows were filmed including The Cisco Kid, Pioneertown, CA will be hosting a different breed of entertainer ...
Wikipedia : "Homme commented that playing in the desert 'was the shaping factor for the band' noting that, 'There's no clubs here, so you can only play for free. If people don't like you, they'll tell you. You can't suck.'" [via C ]
Following last year’s debut, Harmonic Tremors, Caleb Scofield (Cave In/Old Man Gloom) and his moniker Zozobra have returned with their latest Bird of Prey. Following in the post-metal footsteps of his other side project, Old Man Gloom, Scofield is joined by Isis drummer Aaron Harris, who lends his hand both behind the mixing board and [...]
“..My good old Honda motorcycle is pretty reliable, if a bit beaten-up-looking, but it does need its regular tune-ups almost as much as its owner needs his sit-ups. When I dropped it off at the shop yesterday, the guys there had a classic album from Monster Magnet on the stereo, a band who, along with [...]
Although Chris Goss is probably best known for his production/engineering talents (having worked with UNKLE, Stone Temple Pilots and, most extensively, Kyuss and Queens Of The Stone Age), since the late '80s, he has been issuing albums as the leader of Masters Of Reality.
If you’re tired of your favourite bands bemoaning the ‘difficult second album’ on the eve of phoning in substandard sophomore efforts, spare a thought for The Subways. Enduring Billy Lunn’s potentially voicebox-curtailing surgery, then the in-studio break-up of the guitarist and his bass-playing childhood sweetheart Charlotte Cooper, the trio’s difficulties cut deeper than the drummer getting into...
Somewhere between Rush, Kyuss and Black Mountain exists the tasty riffage of Your Highness Electric, whose latest effort Grand Hooded Phantom dropped on Tuesday. Those looking for throwback shredders in the vein of Led Zeppelin and Jane's Addiction should also...
Chicago/Los Angela instru-metallers (and Whole Foods workers ) Pelican have a new highway-side video for City Of Echoes track "Dead Between The Walls." The album's been out a while, yes, but circumstances reared their head and the guys decided to make their first official video, shot at Saddleback Butte State Park, directed by David Kleiler, and paying homage to Kyuss' " Green Machine ." As guitarist...
Being a Chicago-based music blog, Local H is consistently on my radar. They're one of those bands who may not have the global fan base they deserve, but people who keep up with them feel like insiders of an exclusive club. The axiom that the band was originally built around the foundations of grunge in the 90s and hasn't changed since - well, if you believe that you haven't been paying any sort of...
It's so damn easy to throw out Sabbath references about any band that plays through the primordial sludge amplifier. It's become too easy and perhaps a bit lazy but then a band like The Sword has to drop an album like Gods of Earth which reeks of pot smoke and many, many hours of Iommi/Osbourne/Butler/Ward [...]
Queens of the Stone Age are one of the most innovative rock bands around. Formed in 1997, they are still going strong, even after a major lineup changes. The band were formed in California in 1997 and originally were called Gamma Ray, although this was changed as there was a German band with the same name. [...]
1 Queens Of The Stone Age 2 Stone Age 3 Kyuss Stone Age The Stone Age is part of the history of the world that encompasses the first widespread use of technology in human evolution and the spread of humanity from the savannas of East ... Stone Age - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Stone Age Complications is an EP by Queens of the Stone Age containing several previously unreleased versions of old songs...
