Wednesday, May 20, 2009
rad reviews of Reports' newest single
from Doug Mosurock's Still Single
from Kevin Elliott of World of Wumme (this dude was in 84 Nash, for you Rockathon completists)
and from a dude on the Terminal Boredom messageboard:
I don't play on this record, but I'll gladly point out any and all acclaim.
from Doug Mosurock's Still Single
from Kevin Elliott of World of Wumme (this dude was in 84 Nash, for you Rockathon completists)
and from a dude on the Terminal Boredom messageboard:
Reports "Bill Wyman Metal Detector" 7"
More MA action from the Ride the Snake label, via Reports, a band whose LP I seem to remember Dave Hyde giving a posi review to in TB long ago, which I always meant to check out, and of course never followed up on. I probably should have, because I dig this din. "Bill Wyman..." is noisy 4-track pop-rock with a very New Zealand-y bouquet, quick and melodious with a careening vocal performance. B-Side is a basher with a more distinct garage-beat and some high-pitched lead squeals. Nothing fancy, but very enjoyable in its no-nonsense delivery. A concise racket that hits its target in the red and manages to be sneakily catchy to boot. No contrived gimmickry, no trendy moves, just a well executed rock'n'roll record here folks. Which sadly means no one will pay it any attention. Fools. PS: Bill Wyman actually has his own model of metal detector.(RK)
(Ride the Snake Records // www.ridethesnakerecords.com)
I don't play on this record, but I'll gladly point out any and all acclaim.
