The Holy Crap Records Podcast is all about the art form of song – and this is a classic. It’s garage rock, it’s classic rock-n-roll, it’s doo-wop – like a dirty street hit from the late 1950s was rediscovered.
One of my favorite songs from the Godless America Records Vol. 6. This is a wonderful basement home recording with a massive acoustic guitar and distorted blown-out voice.
Dangerous Goods is one of the many music ventures of our friend Quinn Powers. Here he is all catchy pop and delicious beats and synth.
Some of the prettiest, most beautiful singing. The evocative wanderings of the artist. “Give Me Metal or Give Me Death” is a graffiti slogan.
It is so redundant to say that Ruby The Hatchet is bad ass. The riffs are killer, this is so tight, and the blues rock organ in gorgeous.
We know Neal Ward and the various bands he’s front. So The Hit Dogs just released their first album – “Without Further Ado” – and they’ve moved from their grunge and Pearl Jam influences of their previous bands.
So glad this band has come into my life. Fantastic garage rock, classic rock-n-roll, fronted by this wonderful singer – all attitude and crassness and depraved sexual shenanigans.
Yup – I’ve listened to this a hundred times this week alone. There’s something so intimate in the male/female vocals – this conversation about miscommunication and mixed signals that leads to a break up.
So fun. Some shagadelic updating of 1950s/1960s surf pop. Like if Austin Powers was fronting The Strokes.