Kiss - Sonic Boom

How do you like Sonic Boom?

The Black Angels- Phosphene Dream

Reverend Bizarre - In The Rectory of The Bizarre Reverend/Return to The Rectory.

Cathedral - The guessing game

This review may be over reaching just a tad, but it's low and echoey so who's to complain about that?

Tectonic’s most ambitious project to date, ‘Scientist Launches Dubstep Into Outer Space’ sees legendary dub engineer Scientist version 12 exclusive and unreleased dubstep rhythms from the scene’s top producers including Kode 9, Shackleton, Pinch and Mala. It’s a vital and unprecedented move for dubstep; one year in the making, uniting roots and futurism in visionary style. In archetypal style, Scientist puts decades of tactile, hands-on experience to work, deftly transforming the killer originals into living, breathing dub music with his most sacred of black arts.



It sure is easy to post photos

Maybe my favorite Brant Bjork album, it's up there.

Kiss - Ace Frehley (Solo) - CD... This sucker has been in heavy rotation for the last three weeks.

Nice. Another release I cannot wait for.

What about a new Iota??

Dexter Jones Circus Orchestra = brilliant band!

Of late;

Triptykon - Esperista Daimones
Valkyrie - Man of Two Visions
Humo del Cairo - s/t
Reino Ermitano - Rituales Interiores
Farflung - s/t
Black Pyramid - s/t
Elliott's Keep - Sine Que Non
Memory Driven - Relative Obscurity
Snail - Blood
Fields of the Nephilim - Earth Inferno

Clear Blue Sky - S/t

There were some personal issues and circumstances that put Iota on hold about a year ago. We did have a few new tunes written before that, and even did one tracking session. We are hoping to get back to work very soon though. Sorry for the wishy washy response, but that's all I got right now.

Ever since I got this album a couple years ago it's been on regular rotation. Thank you Swedes.

Has anyone else been digging Honcho's Battle of Wits? That album is great.

I've listened to Battle Of Wits a couple of times and didn't really like it. The first one is the best for me. I used to be into Honcho big time in the early 00's.

Kowloon Walled City, Flood and lots of Black Cobra, keeping it local ... I guess

Yeah I'm loving it!
These guys have stayed in constant rotation over the last few years for me.
Although I was a little more partial to Lars vocals on "Burning" it's good to see Trond back on the mic and he really showed up well on the new album.

Listened to the new E. Wiz. last night and gotta' listen again today.
Maybe I wasn't drunk enough last night but the jury's still out on it for me.

Intronaut - Valley of Smoke

One of the best albums ever.

Dude, totally in agreement there man. I fucking love that record, It was the first I listened to by Neurosis and holds a place dear in my heart. Gonna listen now in fact methinks.

Right now John Hartford's Aereo-Plain. One of the best americana/country albums I've ever heard. Reminds me a tad of Townes Van Zandt except here there are more bluegrass instruments in use. Nice sense of humor in the songs too.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pHycs0196lU

Band Of Gypsys - Band Of Gypsys, Live At Fillmore East, Baggy's Tapes
various Freddie King bootlegs
Albert Collins & The Icebreakers - Live In Japan

The RapeParrot and I have tried to listen to that at work a few times, and I haven't been able to get into it.