Sizzling CDs

2TheHellacopters
Posted 10 Apr 2006

The Hellacopters

“Cream of the Crap Volume 1″ Gearhead Records $$$$ If you are fan of energy-fueled classic rock riffs, you will love the newest release from The Hellacopters. “Cream of the Crap Volume 1″ is composed of all of the Hellacopters’ best hits including some not previously ever released on CD. This aggressive rock band formed in 1994 and has... Continue »
zuco103
Posted 04 Apr 2006

Stavesacre

“Stavesacre” Nitro Records $$$$ My first impression of Stavesacre upon listening to their newest release was that they sound like a cross between Tool and Soundgarden. They make it work. I have heard rave reviews of this band before and can now verify all of the good things I’ve heard. The music is a combination of soft whispers and... Continue »
1gina
Posted 15 Mar 2006

Majandra Delfino

“The Sicks” 10/2001 Dripfeed Records $$$$ There’s an embarrassing history of Hollywood actors attempting to be singers. With a grimace I can recall hearing the albums by David Hasselhoff, Joey Lawrence and Edward Furlong (especially Eddie’s version of The Door’s “People Are Strange” * shudder*). Perhaps eliminating the requirement for actors to sing and dance before being hyped up... Continue »
b6
Posted 05 Mar 2006

Sixty Six Kicks

“Self Titled” $$$ Sixty Six Kicks is a glam punk band from Toronto that has an 80’s pop rock feel to it. Think The Cars with female vocals. The song “Girl to Go” has driving guitar riffs and a sparkly metallic feel to it while “Radio” has glossy pop rock sounds to it. Their live shows are described as... Continue »
8cddist
Posted 27 Feb 2006

The Distillers

Sing, Sing, Death House $$$$ After the debut of they’re self titled album in April of 2000, I thought they couldn’t get any better but they did. To quote an interview with Brody I once read in Juice that was written by Robin Fleming “The Distillers are a punk rock chemist’s proudest batch of hooch.” Nothing is truer. In... Continue »
7ElijahFrankeMar
Posted 11 Feb 2006

No Use for a Name

Hard Rock Bottom Fat Wreck Chords $$$ It is surprising that someone would open up with a slow song. The opening song, “Feels like Home”, the song starts out kind of mellow and then quickly jumps into “International You Day” which is just a kick ass song. Man, forget about reading this review. Just go out and buy the... Continue »
3Isness
Posted 01 Feb 2006

The Future Sound of London

“The Isness” Hypnotic Records $$$$ Are words like glockenspiel, sitar and tablas like a foreign language to you? If so, they are probably instruments you have never heard of and surely never heard. On The Future Sound of London’s new release, you have the opportunity to hear them all. When I listened to this cd, the only phrase that... Continue »
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Posted 29 Oct 2002

Kasey Chambers

Barricades and Brickwalls Warner Brothers Records $$$$ Kasey Chambers may be considered Alt Country, however this Australian has more true country soul than most chart topping country musicians today. It would seem that this Alt. Country movement should be a move away from the typical country sound, but in reality its turning away from the Pop sound Nashville is... Continue »
1jhiatt
Posted 21 May 2012

V/A Compilation

“It’ll Come To You…The Songs of John Hiatt” Vanguard Records $$$$ Any true music fan will recognize the name John Hiatt. He had an impressive career that spans over 25 years and 19 albums. He is an enticing performer and an beloved songwriter. That is why it is not shocking that such exceptional acts like Eric Clapton, B.B. King,... Continue »
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