Sly’s Reviews and Interviews – Cogswell
Cogswell – Don’t Mess With Our Jewlz
If you haven’t had the chance to get yourself familiar with this Arizona band, you’ll want to make sure you do. They are a new three piece band that brings with them a respect for all of the great music from days of ol’. The rythms Adam lays down [...]
Sly’s Reviews and Interviews – Calabrese 2
Calabrese- They Call Us Death
Alright, kiddies, I know alot of y’all have been waiting on this one. Rest assured that your patience is well rewarded. The third addition from the world’s greatest horror rock band is their best yet. They really picked up the pace for this release without losing that specific sound that all [...]
Sly’s Reviews and Interviews – Graveside Manner
Graveside Manner- Six Feet Deep
Graveside Manner once again proves that Detroit is a breeding ground for great music. Six Feet Deep is the first official release from these guys, but I definently hope it’s not the last. Mostly on the slower side of psychobilly, this album truly shows off the unique melody this group of [...]
Sly’s Reviews and Interviews – The Barbarellatones
The Barbarellatones -Invasion of the Surfabilly Zombies
The Barbarellatones have a sound that is called horror surf rock. The name is pretty self explanitory. The basics of surf music are all there with the addition of sound effects that belong in a cheezy old horror flick. Along with lyrics that tell stories of surfabilly zombies, horny [...]
Sly’s Reviews and Interviews – Lightnin’ Woodcok
Lightnin’ Woodcock – Demo tracks & Live
Alright, kats & Kittens, here’s the deal. I don’t have a cd to review (persay) for ol’ Lightnin’ but you will NEED to be on the lookout for his music. Upon hearing the tracks sent to me, I was a shoe-in for the live show! The 3 songs I [...]
