

Heavy stoner rock inspired by Kyuss, Monster Magnet, Nebula... Red Aim is/was a German quartet that brought us 3 more albums and an EP. This is my favourite Red Aim album. This is a reupload, enjoy it Wolf.



Note: As you can see, I have been messing with my layout, hope you like it. This will be my last post this week, I wish you all a good week-end and a lot of fun in the blogosphere, cheers!

72Blues were a good time dirty delta rock n' roll blues band that went dog-gone strong on some rough roads for over 6 years. The band originated from Melbourne, Australia and featured Lizzy Ray on vox, Reggie Ray on drums (originally from Windsor/Detroit, also from Melbourne's highly acclaimed Konqistador), Ben Hall on bass and Grant Emery on guitar. 72Blues delivered no less than a stinging blend of down south and signifying honky rawkin-blues; celebratin' old time traditional music, swing blues, delta blues, rock blues and nailing it with original, contemporary pop sensibilities. This mob of musos hen pecked and scuffled a devilish blend of country-blues, swamp-blues, gospel rhythms, cotton field chants, gospel-blues and prison-blues. (from their myspace)




Finally, I'm back. Let's start with a re-upper. If you are familiar with the Matadors, then you should appreciate this little offer (less than 16min.). It sounds like the Matadors, but without the flamenco touch, it's a more twisted QOTSA/Fu Manchu sound. I don't know very much of this band, I do not even know if they still exist. Two members of Matadors now have a new project, namely We:Duo.