July 2010
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Mighty High ‘Drops A Deuce’ 7″ 2009
31st July 2010

OK time for a quick bit of self realisation. Hands up who, for the most part, leads a fairly mundane existence? You know the type of thing; get up in the morning way too early, spend the best part of…
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Tags: 2009, 7", Drops A Deuce, Heavy Rock, Mighty High, Mint Deluxe Tapes, Ollie Stygall, Punk, Review, Rock n Roll
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Sasquatch ‘III’ CD 2010
30th July 2010

Now, if the mythical Bigfoot, or Sasquatch with whom this band shares its name were to listen to music you can bet your ass that the big hairy bastard would kick back with a few beers and listen to big…
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Tags: 2010, Blues Rock, CD, Classic Rock, Heavy Rock, III, Ollie Stygall, Review, Sasquatch, Small Stone Recordings, Southern Rock
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Gozu ‘Locust Season’ CD 2010
29th July 2010

Small Stone Recordings have one of the most enviable rosters in metal and a catalogue bursting with classic albums by classic bands so any new band entering the Small Stone world has big boots to fill and a strong legacy…
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Tags: 2010, CD, Desert Rock, Heavy Rock, Locust Season, Ollie Stygall, Review, Small Stone Recordings, Stoner Rock
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The Brought Low ‘Third Record’ CD 2010
28th July 2010

I am a fool, a complete bloody fool!!! That The Brought Low have been on the scene and have previously released two albums, their self titled debut on Tee Pee Records in 2001 and “Right On Time” on Small Stone…
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Tags: 2010, CD, Heavy Rock, Ollie Stygall, Review, Small Stone Recordings, Southern Rock, Stoner Rock, The Brought Low, Third Record
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Jacknife Holiday ‘Stinkin ‘n’ Drinkin’ CDEP 2010
27th July 2010

The name says it all doesn’t it, Jacknife Holiday, the delight and recreational possibilities of pure mindless violence!!! These guys shit riffs and grooves in their sleep but deliver them with a maniacal gleam in the eye and foul, fetid…
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Tags: 2010, CDEP, Doom, Hardcore, Jacknife Holiday, Ollie Stygall, Review, Self Released, Sludge, Stinkin 'n' Drinkin
Reviews » Album Reviews » B
Boris & Ian Astbury ‘BXI’ CDEP 2010
20th July 2010

I was 17 when The Cult’s “Electric” album was released it kicked my arse from here to LA and 23 years on is still one of my favourite albums of all time with it’s blend of AC/DC meets Led Zep…
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Tags: 2010, Boris, Boris & Ian Astbury, BXI, CDEP, Classic Rock, Heavy, Heavy Rock, Ian Astbury, Ollie Stygall, Rain, Review, Shoegaze, Southern Lord, The Cult
Interviews » A-F
Edgy 59 Interview
18th July 2010

The following interview with Edgy 59, who most of the regular readership will know from his vocal duties in cult Doomers Burning Witch, was kindly submitted by Cyril aka missionair… Please introduce yourself to the readers and tell anything you…
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Tags: Burning Witch, Cyrill, Edgemont, Edgy 59, Interview
Reviews » Album Reviews » S
Stone Axe / Sun Gods In Exile – Split 7″ 2010
17th July 2010

In the whole history of art there are certain eras that stand out as capturing a moment such as expressionism, the art nouveau movement, the works of Jane Austen and the Bronte sisters, silent movies…etc and each has an influence…
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Tags: 2010, 7", Classic Rock, Desert Rock, Heavy Rock, Hydro-Phonic Records, Ollie Stygall, Review, Rock n Roll, Split 7", Stone Axe, Stoner Rock, Sun Gods In Exile, Tony Reed
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Year Of The Flood ‘A Utopian View’ CDEP 2010
16th July 2010

NOISY BASTARDS!!!!! Year of the Flood, featuring former members of Jesus of Spazzereth, Bumsnogger, Blood Divided and Dead on Arrival are NOISY BASTARDS!!! Claiming influence from D-Beat and crust these guys, on the evidence of this debut 2 track affair,…
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Tags: 2010, A Utopian View, CDEP, Crust, D-Beat, Grind, Ollie Stygall, Review, Witch Hunter Records, Year Of The Flood
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Ommadon ‘Part I’ CD 2010
15th July 2010

Rising from the ashes of the dearly departed Snowblood, Ommadon strip back the post-metal finery of their previous band to give us only the ugly sludge-filled abyss that squatted at the heart of Scotland’s most unsung band. A black hole…
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Tags: 2010, Atmospheric, CD, Doom, Heavy, Ommadon, Part I, Paul Robertson, Review, Self Released, Snowblood
