Wizard Rifle – Here in the Deadlights
My attraction at first to Portland, Oregon’s Wizard Rifle is due to their influences Black...
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by Andy Little | Nov 16, 2014 | Album Reviews, Music | 1 |
My attraction at first to Portland, Oregon’s Wizard Rifle is due to their influences Black...
Read Moreby James Conway | Oct 28, 2014 | Album Reviews, Music | 0 |
After a 19 year career in which they attempted to make themselves as musically unpalatable as...
Read Moreby Steve Fallows | Jun 18, 2014 | Album Reviews, Music, Unsigned Bands | 0 |
There isn’t too much information around about French five piece Jack and the Bearded Fishermen,...
Read Moreby Chris Tippell | Jul 25, 2013 | Album Reviews, Music | 0 |
The hammer of misfortune certainly struck Sofy Major in the recording of this album. Getting the...
Read Moreby John Toolan | Jan 21, 2013 | Album Reviews, Music | 0 |
Honing their craft on two European tours and playing support to Nasum, Dillinger Escape Plan and...
Read Moreby James Conway | Jan 20, 2013 | Album Reviews, Music | 0 |
One of the advantages of having only two members of a band is that shit tends to get done. Look at Darkthrone and their intimidating productivity. The same is also true of Norwegian noise rock miscreants Årabrot who have just...
Read Moreby James Conway | Nov 14, 2012 | EP Reviews, Music | 0 |
When a band member decides to quit playing bass in order to focus on “vocals and crowd fighting”, as did Louis Jucker of Swiss noise merchants Coilguns, you know that you’ve encountered the real deal, especially when the...
Read Moreby Jodi Mullen | Oct 11, 2012 | Album Reviews, Music | 0 |
Superbugger are the product of a collaboration of two veterans of the New Zealand noise rock scene, Antony Milton and James Kirk. Their debut full-length release ‘AKU’, released on HBC Records, is perhaps one of the spikiest,...
Read Moreby Jodi Mullen | Oct 3, 2012 | EP Reviews, Music | 0 |
If Andy Warhol’s prediction that in the future, everyone would have fifteen minutes of fame has become a trite, oft-abused truism, then fear not. Belgian noise rockers Kabul Golf Club don’t even need that long to make their...
Read Moreby Steve Dinsmore | Jul 30, 2012 | Album Reviews, Music | 0 |
I can’t remember ever hearing anything quite like “Error”, the Dark Descent Records-released 3rd album from Belgian band Emptiness. This is some extremely murky sound, a mash-up of noise rock, death and black metal....
Read Moreby Jayson | May 23, 2012 | Album Reviews, Music | 0 |
At some point last year, I noted on To Eleven that noise rock had returned. In fact Unsane recently released their “Wreck” album which I found basically enjoyable, but lacking the immediacy and ferocity of their...
Read Moreby Ian Girle | May 12, 2012 | Album Reviews, Music | 0 |
There is more to Dope Body’s new album, “Natural History”, than first meets the ear. Formed in Baltimore in 2008, Dope Body are purveyors of loud, spiky music; it swaggers and sways dangerously, threatening to explode at any...
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