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Harry Harrison

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  1. Mountains of Garbage - EP
    by Gods & Punks
    Purple Moon Purple Moon
    Once more from the void, G&P emerge in riffage victory! I’ve always been a massive fan of these guys and it doesn’t stop now. The sound; while familiar, has a slightly different edge. Not worse, not better, just different. Still massive, immersive and progressive, but it hasn’t lost any of its flare. If you’ve gotten into these guys before, you’ll enjoy this outing. If you haven’t heard them before, you’re in for a treat.
  2. Sign Here, Here & Here
    by The Company Band
    Fortune's A Mistress Fortune's A Mistress
    Sublime. I can't really add much more detail than this. "God help the fool from out'a state." If you've never heard these guys before................please listen and enjoy. They're a "Super Group" for a reason. Lovers of Clutch need this.
  3. THE COMPANY BAND
    by THE COMPANY BAND
    ALL'S WELL IN MILTON-KEYNES ALL'S WELL IN MILTON-KEYNES
    What's there not to love? So many top-shelf musicians that's it's crazy. Neil has got to be one of my favorite vocalists. And add James, Dave, Brad and Jess........ Seriously; how can you not like this. For lovers of rock; please apply.
  4. I AM
    by LUCID AFTERLIFE
    Love Is Beyond Love Is Beyond
    Ok….Well I’ve been away for awhile building up my vinyl collection after buying a turntable, but now I’m back; and there could be no better place to start than Lucid Afterlife. I understand that I’m reverse engineering this band but this is how I discovered them. I found the album “Descendant” have been (slowly) working my way back from there. They have a super diverse, massive sound & I’m really looking forward to another full album release. (Love the nod to Ten Year After on this outing)
  5. Delicate Sound of Thunderhoof
    by Sergeant Thunderhoof
    Enter the Zigurat (Acoustic) Enter the Zigurat (Acoustic)
    I had it on download; then I got it digital (CD); now I have it on vinyl. And by God it was expensive. Nearly AUS$100.00! Do you think I rate this album? I'll let you work that one out on your own.
  6. Glass Future
    by Howling Giant
    Glass Future Glass Future
    What can I say except that Howling Giant have hit their stride. For fans of Elder and King Buffalo…….look no further. This is soooo pleasant to listen to. I have a man-crush the the drummer. The fills are exceptional. All I can say is thank you.
  7. Never Turn Your Back On A Friend: 50 Years Later
    by Various Artists
    Breadfan Breadfan
    I was ashamedly very unaware of Budgie but I have now educated myself on all things Welsh 70ise rock. I think this album works so well for me because this was my first exposure to Budgie and it was a fine experience. There is nothing not to like about this album. Lovers of 70ies rock, look no further.
  8. Ode to Io Deluxe Edition (Remastered)
    by Lowrider
    The Gnome, The Serpent, The Sun The Gnome, The Serpent, The Sun
    I’ve been a massive fan of these Swedish Desert Dwellers since I fell upon their Vs album with Nebular. In a happy coincidence, they’ve put their tunes from that album on this release. UPDATE - after listening to the vinyl, this remaster is well worth the money!
  9. This Sceptred Veil
    by Sergeant Thunderhoof
    King Beyond the Gates King Beyond the Gates
    This is colossal. I’ve been enjoying these guys for years but this album is next level. They seemed to have found their stride & it’s a biggin’. I feel that they’re heading into the Groove/Rock Genre of Clutch but still carry that epic, larger-than-life sound you’d expect from Zeppelin or later era Soundgarden. Their sound is tighter than a fish’s ass (and that’s water tight) & whatever these guys are doing; I’m loving it. And…the vocals are so, so, so good! I’m excited for their next outing.
  10. Love Sex Volume (Remastered)
    by Cowboys & Aliens
    Out Of Control Out Of Control
    Just in case you didn’t know………you really need this album in your collection if you’re a dedicated Stoner Rocker. Please let me reminisce….. The year is 2002 and I’ve just heard “Out Of Control” for the first time from a mate who has some flawless taste. This lead me down the rabbit-hole that was Stoner Rock. These Belgium boys really know what they’re doing. Think Sasquatch, Lord 13, Corrosion of Conformity, Orange Goblin, Buffalo Hump, Blind Dog, DSW. Thanks C&A. Keep the Stoner Rock rockin.
  11. Sleeping giant
    by Sleeping Giant
    Witchcraft Witchcraft
    Top shelf Stoner Metal that leans more towards the Metal than the Stoner but fans of either genre will enjoy this. There’s a “Hidden in the Basement”, “Into the Wild” feel going on and the track “Stoned” has a very Monster Magnet on steroids vibe. There’s some nice stuff from Barcelona going on here.
  12. Lakes Of Titan
    by Pale Summit
    Emperor Emperor
    Immersive, cruisy Stoner that is that exceptionally professional considering this is Pale Summit’s first EP. It just has the feel of great things to come. There’s a large Grunge influence and for me that can only be a good thing as that era of music is one of my favourites. If you’re a fan of the rockier side of Stoner then you’ll not go wrong with this outing.
  13. Tomorrow's Over
    by Chiefs
    Peel Peel
    Hailing from the last decade; here we have some good, solid Stoner Rock with a healthy dose of Grunge. Not sure how I missed this one when it came out but am glad I’ve got it now. They sound very generic of the bands from that era but it’s a retro-ish type of sound that I like. Maybe early Planet of Zeus. Any-hooos; it super addictive stuff that becomes more enjoyable with each listen.
  14. Sandrider
    by Sandrider
    Paper Paper
    Such a great EP and I was stoked for the repress. I always find this on rotation and now to have it on vinyl…………….it’s too good to be true! And I also get to choose another favorite track. I really love all tracks on this album so it was a hard choice, but life is full of tough decisions. If you haven’t listened to Sandrider yet, do yourself a solid and check them out. They sonic wall of sound is truly something to experience.
  15. Fossil
    by FATIMA
    King of the Rats King of the Rats
    I can’t really add too much more to what’s already been said about Fatima. Dropped fuzzed out goodness – Check. Grunge – Check. Channelling their inner Nirvana – Check. Arabic influences – Check. But there’s some things that haven’t been said – Mongolian themes, angsty Smashing Pumpkins drone & drumming interludes, active bass galore & some of the grittiest vocals out there. There’s not a song I don’t like on this album. Super impressed. Want Vinyl.
  16. Acheron
    by King Buffalo
    Cerberus Cerberus
    Once more KB bring you the all importance 3 ‘T’s…………….Tone, Timing and Trippy. 4 more ethereal tracks that can provide the foundation of your next interstellar trip. To me, this outing is verging on the Flower Doom genre. Sound-a-like bands can include Elder and Whoopie Cat. All I can say is that KB never ceases to please.
  17. Regenerator
    by King Buffalo
    Hours Hours
    On this outing, KB head once more towards the Rock end of the Heavy Psych spectrum. My tiny mind tells me that they keep being better with each album. I not sure how they do it, because their “Demo” back in 2013 was brilliant and the first full length album, “Orion” outstanding. Thanks gents, for another remarkable sonic journey.
  18. Discovery EP
    by Plaindrifter
    Flat Earth Flat Earth
    Tempo, tone, vocals; this outing has everything I would expect of a top-tier Stoner outfit. There is essence of Grunge in there as well. Being a fan of 90ise rock, this just make the album even more tasty. There is the Shoe-Gazer / Prog meandering riffage that seals the deal for me. They even have the feel a the almighty “Steak”. You can see that this is the spring-board for the sonic journey that leads to “Echo Therapy”. Nice stuff.
  19. II
    by Sasquatch
    Nikki Nikki
    Chatted to the guys after a gig in BrisVegas, Oz-stralia & they definitely are the Stoner’s Gentlemen’s Gentlemen. It’s awesome how they can capture a live sound in the studio. Very few bands can do that successfully. This album is peculiar in their discography in that there are a number of lo-fi chilled tunes to match their thumping Stoner tunes. Having a really hard time working out which I like better. The Judge, Glass Houses & Rattlesnake Flake Vs Nikki & Catalina. It’s a tough call.
  20. Ziggy Stardust: 50 Years Later
    by Pale Wizard Records
    Moonage Daydream Moonage Daydream
    What do you get when you have when you mix the musical genius of David Bowie and some of the hottest underground heavy rock artists around today? Sheer brilliance is what you get. I have always been a fan of the Rock ‘n’ Roll chameleon and the Stardust album. But to have it “beefed up” with today’s bands takes it to a new level. It’s an investment I’m enjoying. Favorite song? Why Moonage Daydream of course.