Red Mosquito

Nah, that's completely fair. It's a pretty bizarre vocal style--I just happen to think it works in this context.

Man they were decent live too. If you’re scared just listening to her then live you’d shit yourself.

They opened for The Bronx. What a night.

Currently listening to and been enjoying Earth's Primitive and Deadly lately. Perfect music for a Friday in February.

Hoping I can slip some Sleep into my afternoon listening.

This band was so good. Shame they couldn't get along and broke up

Been listening to a lot of early metal lately on Spotify. They are recommending all kinda of stuff I've never heard of.

Pure DOOM

Listened to Spaceslug's Time Travel Dilemma and Lemanis today. Also Elder's Lore and Reflections of a Floating World.

So much

Got an e-mail from Bandcamp last night telling me Endless Boogie are releasing their 5th studio album Admonitions:



Endless Boogie rejoins with its fifth proper studio album for No Quarter. It contains and is called ADMONITIONS.

Seven tracks of unrefined wisdom, mostly put to tape in improvised fashion with little to no warning. Recorded over two years and two sessions - at the pastoral tranquility of the Stockholm inland archipelago in 2018, and in the dank, cramped basement of a Fort Greene, Brooklyn studio in February 2020.

Eklow on crude direction, Sweeney on stealth glamour, the obscurantist clarity of Paul Major is, as always, as ever, on full display, the fierce reality of Mike Bones is crucial, and the stoic solidity of The Harry Druzd lays beneath it all. Old pal Kurt Vile hovers over COUNTERFEITER.

Full grease, delivered with ease. It is the band’s humble wish that you immerse yourself and enjoy this offering. And come 2022 there will be much concertry. No smoke machines, no capes. Godspeed.


1. The Offender 22:29

2. Disposable Thumbs 5:45

3. Bad Call 5:12

4. Counterfeiter 9:08

5. Jim Tully 22:48

6. The Conversation 8:21

7. Incompetent Villains of 1968 9:07

releases November 12, 2021

Paul Major - guitar, vocals
Jesper Eklow - guitar
Harry Druzd - drums
Mike Bones - bass
Matt Sweeney - guitar
Kurt Ville - resonator slide guitar, synth, vocals (5)

Recorded by Charles Burst in Brooklyn, New York, Isak Sjöhom in Svartsjö, Sweden and Jesper Eklow in Llano, TX. Mastered by Carl Saff

I found a folder in one of my harddrives for a band called 1000mods. I don't remember downloading or ever hearing of the band but...not bad.

I need more like this today.

Looks like a great lineup.

Never heard of any of them. Do you think I would like them?

tree_ wrote:Never heard of any of them. Do you think I would like them?

Only one way to find out.

Torche > Baroness and Red Fang > High on Fire would no doubt be amazing. The only bands I really care about on the Friday are Black Tusk and Stoned Jesus.

Cool poster. I'd definitely go.

Thursday is good as well. I'd go for Freedom Hawk alone.

This dude's delicate, psych-tinged vocals go so well over these brutal riffs. Super underrated band.

New Hallas album is pretty good. I love that band.

Good live album.