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Music Review: LCD Soundsystem – This Is Happening
Maybe the least accessible LCD album, but also the best. If they are gone for good, they will be sadly missed. LCD Soundsystem – James Murphy – Music – Peripherals – Hardware
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Sean Duffy sits in to review the hidden gem that is the self-titled release from Sea Oleena. This album is one of the most beautiful albums I’ve heard all year and think it’s definitely worth a listen. This short but sweet album reminds me of a brighter Grouper and can be downloaded here: seaoleena.bandcamp.com You get to choose your own price, so go check this sucker out, guys! Music by Felix Green (produced this album): www.myspace.com
Music Review: Joshua Panda
Joshua Panda’s new album crosses genres with style. Arts – Reviews – Ukraine – Provinces – Lviv Oblast
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Band: Theory Of A Deadman Song: “Got It Made” www.theoryofadeadman.com
Hey Guys, Got a review for you guys today! Gen Label Price: $64.95USD Thanks Shinnorie/Chris! Please Check Out Shinnorie! www.shinnorie.com Check Out: reviewerhangout.comuv.com Want to shoutout? http Please follow me on twitter for updates. Link:twitter.com Skype: Acekillerpc As Always, Rate Comment And Subscribe! Thanks for watching!
Iyare, Chris and guests cast their eye over the day’s comic book releases to bring 5 picks including Shadowland, Sweet Tooth and X-Men. Find out more about this week’s music pick DTMD at: dtmd.bandcamp.com Besure to comment, subscribe, and if you’re feeling the show let somebody know!! Follow the show on Twitter twitter.com Support the people who allow us to bring you this show each week: Comics by: Comicana, 237 Shaftesbury Avenue, London WC2H 8EH comicana.com T shirts by www.urbanspecies.co.uk
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Released in 1993 on Earache Records. This is Sleep’s 2nd album and last album release as a band. All other releases were released after they broke up. You can thank London Records for that. The Good : Lot’s of good stuff here if your a fan of Black Sabbath. Big thick riffs, lots of low end and heavy ass grooves. The music gets better and better as the volume gets louder. Not the kind of metal to take itself too seriously. Gives potheads one more reason to be potheads. A very influential album from a very influential band. The vocals are gruff, but intelligible. The whole album is consistently heavy and awesome. The Bad : Not the most original sound out there. Sounds a lot like like Black Sabbath, Saint Vitus and Blue Cheer. If your a fan of speed metal or super technical instrumentation, you might not dig this. The production here is demo level, but not aweful. Just low budget. The marijuana references may turn off some listeners. Lyrics are pretty silly. Could maybe have benefitted from more variety and better production. In conclusion, I found this album to be very enjoyable. Being stoned is not a pre-requisite to liking Sleep’s Holy Mountain. I enjoyed the thick layers of guitar and sound. The vocals went with the music perfectly. When listened to at the proper decibal level, this album has the potential to blow minds. This album is must for fans of Om, Electric Wizard, Melvins, High On Fire, Bongzilla, Kyuss, Monster Magnet and stoner music in general. People who like …
Hey Guys, Review for you guys! The sound quality is great but there are some downsides. So watch the video to find out! Thanks iFrogz/Michelle! iFrogz Link: ifrogz.com Check Out: reviewerhangout.comuv.com Want to shoutout? http Please follow me on twitter for updates. Link:twitter.com Skype: Acekillerpc As Always, Rate Comment And Subscribe! Thanks for watching!