Classic Material, Classic Rock AND Roll
Solid Goldberg Live In Omaha
The Box Elders disbanded sometime in late 2010, but somewhere at sometime the members of that legendary band are still playing music. Dave Goldberg, the jovial and dextrous drummer of Box Elders, is Solid Goldberg. From this video of him opening for Black Lips, we see he is playing with a guitarist and the sound is nice (no Box Elders, but nice).
“I Need Seed” – Thee Oh Sees

From upcoming Castlemania out in June on In The Red.
Listen (From Nashville’s Dead): http://nashvillesdead.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/INeedSeed.mp3
Nobunny Turns Ten Today/Show @ Playboy Mansion

I can’t wait to hear how the bunnyman lived it up with Heff and the other bunnies!
Congrats for making it ten years deep and for all the hard work! Keep it up bro! From one bunnyman to another.
SOTD: Nobunny- Nobunny Loves You
HAPPY EASTER!!! KLYAM AND NOBUNNY LOVE YOU :)
Arabia Mountain Cover Revealed !

The Boom Bang’s New Single: TOBACULA
Weird ass video (similar to CHIC-A-GO-GO + GREEN SCREENS), but a fine ass tune, check it:
Website: http://theboombang.bandcamp.com/
CD Review: Welcome New Machine [2011]

Band: High Tension Wires
Release: 3/2011
Label: Dirtnap Records
1. “Get Weird” – A
2. “Incorporeal – B+
3. “Backbone” – A
4. “Temporary Gods” – A-
5. “Subprime Love” – B+
6. “Lose Your Grip” – A-
7. “Lose Face” – A
8. “The Universal People’s Church” – A-
9. “Handicapped Hearts” – A
10. “Dirt, Fist, Feet” – B+
11. “I’m Too Square You’re Too Round” – A-
12. “The Secret of the Hydrogen Bomb” – B+
Comments: From the opening bass line and drum beat of “Get Weird”, you might mistake High Tension Wires for a major dance-punk band. The song is noisy, but quite groovy at that. Same goes for “Backbone,” which basks in power-pop greatness. The verses got that damn infectious drum beat and the chorus and break, of course, are the two-tier icing on the cake. High Tension Wires are definitely one of the more catchy garage/punkers out there and I think part of this stems from the short length/no bullshit tunes. Guitar solos don’t overstay their welcome and uncomplicated instrumentation dominates. Recommended!
Grade: A- (90)
SOTD: Deerhunter – “Nosebleed”
A ROCK N ROLLER !