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Graveyard plays the kind of heavy 70s-rock that immediately inspires Black Sabbath references, especially given their chosen moniker. However, lacking a frontman with the air-raid siren of Ozzy puts 'em much closer to Deep Purple territory or maybe Blue Cheer. It just doesn't have the ominous doom quotient of Sabbath. I also detect a definite Creedence Clearwater Revival vibe, especially in the close-mic'd guitar sound. It's pure amp overdrive, not a muddy pedal tone. I'm sure they employ a stompbox every so now n' then (such as on the solos), but for the most part, it's kept clean and clear. Relatively speaking, of course - this is still heavy rock after all. I dig this a lot. Now let's just hope that the album release on Tee Pee Records leads to a US tour.
Graveyard - Thin line
Danish indie act Cartridge has confirmed that their new album "Fractures" will be released on January 7. Look for the first single "The woods" to be getting airplay soon.
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The furious opening track ("Cursory") leads the way. You can tell that this band apologizes for nothing. Per Stålberg from Division of Laura Lee is featured in the line-up and, to some extent, it shows. Especially in "A jawbone night" where the indie-/noiserock that DoLL does so well is present during the entire song. Besides that, this has nothing to do with said band, seeing that we're dealing with vicious hardcore in the vein of Jesus Lizard and minor Threat and, basically, the entire Dischord back-catalogue. Add a little Converge to that recipe and we have a winner. Because this is the most intense stuff I've heard from a Swedish band for quite some time now. In fact, not since I heard Step Forward's "Away" for the first time have I been this blown away. And that right there shows for something. Hell, the breakdown in "Chemically obsessed" sends shivers down the spine. Definitely on my top 10 for 2007! Hardcore attack? You bet!
- Jonas Appelqvist
Finnish hardcore act Frivolvol has a new unmastered track up on myspace: myspace.com/frivolvol" target="_blank">https://www.myspace.com/frivolvol
maia Hirasawa's excellent album "Though, I'm just me" will be released in Japan on November 7 via Smile Records. Look for her to do a few shows over there in support as well: maiahirasawa.com/shows.asp?menu=shows" target="_blank">https://www.maiahirasawa.com/shows.asp?menu=shows
Kong Tiki has announced the signing of Oslo-based "black punk" act Pirate Love. Their 4-song EP "Death Surf Negro Spirituals" will be out on November 19 with a full-length to follow on January 12. Listen at myspace: myspace.com/thepiratelove" target="_blank">https://www.myspace.com/thepiratelove
Gorgoroth is experiencing some internal conflicts: https://www.gorgoroth.org/
Looks like the future of the band is up in the air.
If you've ever wondered what Swedish Schlager would sound like in a mash-up with gangster-rap, go here: myspace.com/perarnez" target="_blank">https://www.myspace.com/perarnez
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