Showing posts with label Glam. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Glam. Show all posts

Monday, February 18, 2013

Scot Lyn Yard - The Hottest Thing On Earth

A curious artefact of outsider glam metal silliness. Red hot and ready to rock.

Wednesday, February 29, 2012

Arthur Brown - The Crazy World Of Arthur Brown

The ineffable Arthur Brown --- Evil pyromaniacal occult hippy musick

...and certainly a bigtime influence on the Norwegian corpsepaint aesthetic
cool poster from catesatomicgarden 

Monday, January 30, 2012

Saturday, December 24, 2011

Saturday, October 15, 2011

Blood - O Agios Pethane

It doesn't really get any simpler than Blood...from the name to the music, this is absolutely by the books tried and true death/grind. But that's exactly why it's soooo good! The spirits of Carcass and Napalm Death flow mightily through these German's veins...and promptly coagulate, turning them into a chortling, gurgling pile of mess...
I think I need a Blood transfusion...AAAHHHHH CHRISTBAAAIIITTTT!!!

Monday, October 4, 2010

Fleetwood Mac - Tango In The Night


I'm not really sure why this band is ridiculed as much as they are... South Park rips on Stevie Nicks, SNL has a recurring skit where Lindsay Buckingham gets the perpetual shaft.  They don't deserve it, not one bit.  Fact is, Tango In The Night is a fiendishly great album.  The late '80s caught the Mac riding the glam rock coke wave into darker more gothic waters, and they were all the better for it.  Songs like Isn't It Midnight and Little Lies seethe with an emotional density heavier than leaded gold.  I've always thought that these songs possess certain qualities that would make for bizarrely fun heavy metal covers, especially in a black metal or doom context.  Thats a million dollar idea right there....  I got hooked on Tango In The Night when I was just a young'n, my pops played it constantly.  On the tapedeck in the van, on the record player at home... We would always sing along to "sweet little lies" and of course the incredibly ace chorus to Family Man.  Great memories and great tunes.   So, while I may label this a guilty pleasure,  it is still a pleasure pure and simple.  I guess thats called growing up Mr. Fleetwood.