Underworld - Dubnobasswithmyheadman (1994)
Cabaret Voltaire sounded like a precursor to the Underworld sound way back in the late 70’s, early 80’s. While not nearly as accessible they were the original conventional noise assassins.
commentsCabaret Voltaire sounded like a precursor to the Underworld sound way back in the late 70’s, early 80’s. While not nearly as accessible they were the original conventional noise assassins.
commentsMy first ever encounter with Midlake was this, their second record. OK, I’m not a proud man but America’s “Homecoming”, which is way up near the top of my “guilty pleasures” list, springs to mind.
commentsThere’s just no “in between” with this guy - you either love him or loath him and most people will judge him based on his public persona.
commentsIt’s Friday night - it’s sonics over substance tonight. These Swiss electro-noise terrorists totally anilate all the rule books and smash you around the head with some of the heftiest beats and riffs imaginable.
commentsIt’s very difficult to try and say anything about the genius of Mark Linkous. Talking about or trying to explain his music is mostly futile.
commentsMy favourite record so far this year would have to be this noisy little gem from Clementine Creevy’s LA collective. 10 tracks of pure, mid-90s grungy angst.
commentsAlways one of my favourite records, the importance of this landmark record by Iggy and The Stooges was reinforced this morning while on my Sunday ramble over to Raglan Roast.
commentsJust grabbed some feel-good, proggy-pop-rock-metal-whatever-the-fuck-you-want-to-call-it this evening (it’s Friday) and it’s had an immediate pay off. You know the feeling when you just can’t get it loud enough and it gets into your synapses and you think “holy fuck” how good is this!
commentsCompilation of B-sides and other non-album tracks that makes up part of the Doves “Box Set”. Picked up for a pittance ($2.
commentsThe themes were: The “BANG” record, where it shifted or consolidated again, Extra Track (Quiz Winner), The “BOOM” record, where it all began
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