Showing posts with label punk rock. Show all posts
Showing posts with label punk rock. Show all posts

Friday, May 8, 2015

Juventud Juché "Miedo / En tu Casa" (Sonido Muchacho)


[€1.95 to Download //€5 for 7" Vinyl // https://sonidomuchacho.bandcamp.com/album/sm-024-miedo-en-tu-casa]

Two new songs, a mean three minutes each, from one of my favorite bunch of punk rockers out of Madrid, Spain.     Juventud Juche has been in steady rotation here for quite some time, proving the obvious notion that music transcends any sort of language barrier, and now Sonido Muchacho is releasing this single as a 7".   Just like when my dad was a kid.    Should you buy this?  I don't want to tell you what to do with your money, but absolutely you should.

Tuesday, March 31, 2015

Milo's Planes "Aural Palate Cleaning Exercises"


[€5 for CD or Download // https://milosplanes.bandcamp.com/album/aural-palate-cleaning-exercises]

When I first started listening to this- and I mean the very first time, within the first song or two- I could hear some Cheap Trick but that actually ended up changing as the album went on and the more that I listened to it the more I could only hear this as a sort of punk rock n roll or punk n roll even.

Somewhere between Local H by way of their first album and Refused this has a definite quality of loud rock that also reminds me of just the first time that I heard Trail of Dead and that in and of itself should be enough for this to be in your top rotation not just this year but forever.

You know, even if Milo's Planes are my age or around it anyway there is no guarantee that they listened to and are influenced by the same things as me so when I hear what I hear some other people might hear something more recent in a sense.   And that's what you have to love about this heavy, sing it till you lose your voice rock because there is so much of it out there you can pick and choose the good bits of it to create an amazing album such as "Aural Palate Cleansing Exercises".

Tuesday, February 17, 2015

Meat Wave "Brother" (Brace Yourself)


Meat Wave brings forth seven songs of punk rock n roll that can be anything from Trail of Dead and Local H to Foo Fighters.   Elements of Cadillac Blindside can also come out in these songs, which feel like a step above something you'd hear on Burger Records, and it just has that heavier side to it as well, so hence the emphasis on the word ROCK.