With their sublime third LP Skinty Fia rising Irish stars FONTAINES D.C.
went straight to the top of the UK’s album charts last April and will be in
lots of best-albums-of-2022 lists, including mine.
To keep the momentum going they just shared a video for
one of the album’s singles, the moody Roman Holiday reverie.
Band: CHAT PILE Who: Caring noise turbo maniacs from Oklamohoma. Having lived alongside
the heaps of toxic refuse that the band derives its name from, the fatalism of
daily life in the American Midwest permeates throughout the works of Chat Pile.
“There’s a sick irony to how a country that extols rhetoric of individual freedom, in the same gasp, has no problem commodifying human life as if it were meat to feed the insatiable hunger of capitalism. If this is American nihilism taken to its absolute zenith, then God’s Country, the first full length record from Oklahoma City noise rock quartet Chat Pile is the aural embodiment of such a concept.”
And the eyes of god
Always watching
Always watching
If we could only fly away now
If we could only fly away
And live in different skins
Exist in different skins
And live in different skins
Remove all your skins
And walk in new light
And walk in cleaner light
And walk in new skin
In new light
And the eyes of God are forgiving now
So forgiving now
Blood had to be shed
In order to set things right
Hammers and grease
Haunted building
Haunted life
And all the blood
All the blood
And the fuckin sound, man
You never forget their eyes
Everyone’s head rings here
And there is no escape
No motherfucking exit
Hammers and grease
Pouding
And the sad eyes, goddamnit
And the screaming
There’s more screaming than you’d think
Everyone’s head rings here
You never forget their eyes
Hammers and grease
Trash metal freaksGWAR released their 15th album THE NEW DARK AGES
a couple of days ago. The vile Virginia veterans still slash and smash as
the best after 38 years.
Here’s the horrific video clip for the guitar-wicked singleBerserker Mode
Band: THE CHRONICLES OF MANIMAL AND SAMARA Who: London-based duo – Daphne Ang (Singapore) and
Andrea Papi (Italy) – that fills a gap in music by bringing
literature, art, and history together into a space where
rock and metal meet electronica.
Last week Samara and Manimal released a new piece from their forthcoming LP.
“Shaman’ narrates a journey of self-discovery into the depths of one’s psyche. Guided
by Jungian psychoanalytic theory, the song captures a personal confrontation with the unconscious in which one experiences the infinite and the energy of the universe. The song introduces the idea of attaining wholeness by uniting our inner and outer worlds.”
Turn Up The Volume wrote: Shaman progresses like a vicious viper working its way to a grandiose finale. Determined, but always wary of sudden danger. Shaman dumbfounds and flummoxes while the song’s tension intensifies and sends shivers down your spine.
They just launched a spectacularly animated video clip. As I said before
the duo has an ingenious vision when it comes to visualizing their hellraisers.
The coolest sisters in rock – KIM and KELLEY DEAL – also played in one
and the same band, outside of the other groups they were involved in.
I guess THE BREEDERS are best known for theirLast Splash album (1993)
with that boiling Cannonball on. But the following album (nine years later) Title TK wasn’t bad either and celebrated its 20th anniversary this weekend.
A good reason to have another look at the drop-dead-cool twins
and their video clip for the album’s steamy single HUFFER
Two years ago flamboyant frontmanTom Meighan left KASABIAN following personal problems. The announcement came via this statement from the band: “Tom Meighan is stepping down from Kasabian by mutual consent. Tom has struggled with personal issues that have affected his behaviour for quite some time and now wants to concentrate all his energies on getting his life back on track.”
After a break of 2 years, the Leicester 4-piece is back now with songwriter Serge Pizzorno on vocals. He sang occasionally Kasabian songs in the past.
In celebration of 60 years of BOB DYLAN recording for Columbia Records,
the legendary video for Subterranean Homesick Blues has been reimagined
by a wide range of musicians, film makers, graphic designers and street artists.
Roll the tape…
That was cool, but I rather watch the original any day of the week…
Drop-dead gorgeous Aussie punkette AMY TAYLOR and her SNIFFERS
have two blistering punk rock albums out, so far. Their self-titled boiling
debut LP (2019) and the red-hot follow-upComfort To Me (2021).
A week ago the Aussie fury and her desperadoes caught
fire in front of the cameras of The Late Night Show with
a volcanic version ofHertz, one of the many highlights on
the new longplayer. And of course, all eyes are on Amyl.