zondag 31 mei 2015

Weedeater – Goliathan


Weedeater – Goliathan
Seasons of Mist – 2015
Rock, Sludge, Stoner, Metal, Southern, Dixie
Rated: ****

One of the many highlights of Roadburn 2011 was Weedeater. The way they filled the 013 stage with their presence, the way they filled the venue with their sound and the way they incorporated the bass player’s head as part of the drum kit was simply awe-inspiring. The show was part of their amazing Jason… The Dragon tour. Injuries and bad luck plagued the band before that album and continued to play a role after said album. So we had to be patient and wait for news about new work. First we heard that Travis Owen from Whores, Artimus Pyledriver and Zoroaster would replace Keith "Keko" Kirkum on drums for a few short tour stints. And then came the bulletin that he’d replace Keko indefinitely and that they’d be pairing up with Steve Albini again for a new album and we could only rejoice and pray that the drinking, fighting, run-ins with the law, onstage barfing, the loss of a big toe and the enormous amount of booze and drugs would not have dissipated their hard hitting wallop one bit. And it hasn’t. The new record Goliathan is as heavy as they come and as sluggish and methodical as we have come to love. And with the southern or Dixie touches the boys always bring to the backyard barbecue there is a little bit of smoky air in there as well. Smoky air. Hehe. This time around the album is built between two devious bookends that give it this weird ecclesiastical atmosphere. Opening with intense but witty lyrics the mood is set and when their trademark slow swagger starts on the second, the title-track, we hear how wonderful the sound has been captured. Recorded live as if they played in sweaty watering hole. With deep rumbling bass work and thundering drums we are back in the marshes, trying to escape that growling Goliathan chasing after us…

(Written by JK)



vrijdag 29 mei 2015

Stoner HiVe’s Quick Fire Friday


Stoner HiVe’s Quick Fire Friday

Here we are with another Quick Fire Friday in this foul year of our Lord 2015! The Stoner HiVe Quick Fire Friday segment is a feature of a handful of bands and only a small amount of words to help spread their musical prowess and our melodic belief… Cause we believe like crazies!


Kamensko – Transcend Reality

They’re about to release their first official EP called Transcend Reality. But some of you ofcourse already know them from that demo EP called Creator released last year. We are ofcourse talking about that Norwich outfit Kamensko! And guess what, judging by the snippets that they share on their soundcloud it is going to be a damn fine release! So Take Me To Your Lizard!

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The Black Atlas – Devils

The album Devils by The Black Atlas will be out this summer. Ambient grunge and experimental soundscapes. Rock with a highly imaginative touch. Go check out Moonsong and Black Milk on his Soundcloud and be taken away on a carpet of dreams. Yes, I said that. A carpet of dreams…






Sugar Skulls & Marigolds – The Coked Out Bunnies EP

The two-piece instrumental stoner sludge metal band consisting of drums and guitar from Denver, Colorado released their first EP The Coked Out Bunnies a year ago. They’re called Sugar Skulls & Marigolds and besides bringing some grade A stoner, sludge and grunge they also have this cinematic quality over them and something grandiose. Sure there’s this raw and punishing edge; but above all they paint wonderful pictures. And these bunnies do it all coked up…




DoctoR DooM – Relax You’re Dead

On the verge of releasing their new album This Seed We Have Sown, The French quartet DoctoR DooM teases us with a single track called Relax You’re Dead. And since we’re still digging the hell out of their seventies hardrock styled retro album DoomO from 2013. The slightly new version of the second track has us grooving and swinhing like a motherfucker. We wonder though if the two tracks of the seven inch will be featured on the album as well?




donderdag 28 mei 2015

Chest – The Epitome of True Evil


Chest – The Epitome of True Evil
Self released – 2015
Rock, Metal, Occult, Doom, Sludge
Rated: ****

I’ve got a thing for Finland. Love the country and the folk that reside there. There’s only one small problem with the entire country; the liquor is so freakin expensive! And I think I’ve got a thing for Chest. I love their music and the freaks that produce it. On their new album The Epitome of True Evil they definitely evoke some strange feelings. An ancient thirst for blood and a yearning for the kill. Released digitally and on a limited run of cassettes this five track album lures you in with the promise of everything you might be lusting for, before putting the coffin down and the hammers in. The four piece metal outfit from Lahti was founded in 2006 and released their debut back in 2012 called Cursed To Live which was predated by a demo EP in 2011. But both those earlier releases pale in comparison to this new embodiment of Chest. Gone are the bleak and black metal sounds; and all hail the occult, the ogre green, the bronze, the copper, the madrugada blue and the redness of blood. Yes, it’s still doom and sludge and metallic, but with overtones of something sinful, wicked and lovely! As if they have found the philosophers stone and used it to create the perfect tones, rhythms, battering attacks and slow marches...

(Written by JK)



Lorø – Lorø


Lorø – Lorø
Self released – 2015
Rock, Industrial, Noise, Math, Stoner, Metal, Instrumental
Rated: ***

The Italian trio Lorø was founded in the foul year of our Lord 2013 in a dusty old basement in the little village of Montagnana not far from the Adriatic Sea. There they aimed to produce something that would be able to hold a candle to all those original heroes that came before them. And on their self-titled debut album they almost succeeded. We are greeted by an industrial stomp and repetitive, intense building pound when that first track Pollock starts off. After which it continues through various mathematical and noise archways to something mesmerizing, computerized and wonderful. It is impressive how they manage to distort the entire landscape without becoming too lost in the chaos. We immediately hope they will be able to continue this unholy amalgam of styles for the entirety of the album. Unfortunately they do lose their footing now and again, but during the moments that they stand firm, we stand there with them and gaze in awe at the celestial sky and feel the earth shift below us…

(Written by JK)




woensdag 27 mei 2015

Mojo Waves – All the Right Parts Fit the Wrong Way


Mojo Waves – All the Right Parts Fit the Wrong Way
Macaroni Penguin Music – 2015
Rock, Hard, Garage, Punk, Psych, Stoner
Rated: ****

A few months ago the Finnish trio Mojo Waves released the first single 7x7 for their new album All The Right Parts Fit The Wrong Way. It promised a lot, just like the album title. And holy mother of God, do they deliver! We’ve been following these crazy cats since their first release Introducing Mojo Waves back in 2012. We saw them rise to great heights on the follow-up Enjoy, Don’t Destroy and become extremely deliriously majestic on Lo and Behold! And on the new album their manic music turns into a complete hysterical and frenzied state. They’re still highly in debt to the classic rock of the golden era’s but with a unique view of their own. Vastly energetic and chuck full of adrenaline the boys delve deeper into the speedy and punky parts of their already stampeding music this time around for most of the time. Which fit perfectly with the, as always, high pitched and ecstatic shrieks of singer Arttu. But who is that growling on Heartquake? Who is that dark color that offsets Arttu perfectly on that third track? And then there’s the In Little Pieces track which slows down and shows once again that the Mojo Waves can handle everything and will always remain unpredictable. But we will be ready, to ride with them on all of their big waves… And let’s hope this one never rolls back…

(Written by JK)




Out of Space – Invaders


Out of Space – Invaders
Self released – 2015
Rock, Stoner, Desert, Space, Psych, Grunge
Rated: ****

We surely need to visit Lyon and many other cities in France very soon. Cause the good rock has been spawning there for a while now. Where that sudden burst of inspiration comes from who knows? Maybe from Out of Space? Invaders, it is the title to the first release by the new French trio Out of Space. Five songs that start off as a heavy trucking, fast blast straight out of the desert. Grade A stoner tune Bloody Road hits you straight between the eyes and it will surely be something you shall not expect when a band is named Out of Space and the release is called Invaders. But don’t worry, there definitely is some space rocking and psychedelic meandering on this album as well. You will have to rock out to three more tracks that maneuver between hard rocking stoner and punky grunge before the true battleship arrives. Final track Desert In Bloom lasts almost sixteen minutes and seduces you with languid riffs, color and voices before it starts whipping you into a frenzy. Like a slow but evidently fast forward movie of a desert that goes to full bloom and then dies again… Grandiose!

(Written by JK)



Acid Western – Rampage


Acid Western – Rampage
Domino Media Agency – 2015
Rock, Hard, Stoner, Desert
Rated: ***

The three-piece Acid Western hails from Paris, France and has released a second EP called Rampage. So we are not referring to the four-piece Australian version with the same name. No these freaks follow-up on the already luscious sounding EP Of Flesh And Bones from 2011. Rampage is a truly rambunctious version of stone ‘n roll or rock ‘n stoner that has you reliving those fast paced party stomping moments that Queens Of The Stone Age used to deliver. It hits harder and has more drive than that first EP which perhaps took more after the ‘weirder’ QOTSA sounds and had vocals that moved more towards Cobain. This one is pure Six Shooter type ruckus or grooves like de Dutch band De Staat version of QOTSA. But still with enough extra fuzziness and groove to turn even the biggest skeptic into a believer. Yes, there is life after QOTSA and that life is situated in that part of the world where they speak French and know all about decent cheese and wine. And I’m sure Mr. Homme could appreciate it all… “We couldn’t get any closer…”

(Written by JK)




dinsdag 26 mei 2015

An Evening With Knives – Blind Man’s Guess (Live)


An Evening With Knives – Blind Man’s Guess (Live)

Their self-titled EP released last year still has heavy rotation over here. But on May 12 An Evening With Knives played a live studio show for a selected crowd of friends and fans. And everyone who was there or watched the live stream on the internet knew right then that they were witnessing something damn freaking great. And all of those lucky souls are hoping that they will releases that live recorded goodness within the foreseeable future. And guess what. A first track named Blind Man’s Guess has now been released via YouTube. Check it out and bring your weapons!  But don't poke Peer in his eye, cause he recently had surgery! Next live date, Friday 29th in Little Devil, Tilburg, Netherlands. Together witth Mannheim and Steak No.8! Gonna be a good and dangerous night!





See, and what did you learn? Don't run with knives!

Town Portal – The Occident


Town Portal – The Occident
Small Pond Recordings/Subsuburban – 2015
Rock, Math, Instrumental, Prog
Rated: ***

Vacuum Horror and Chronopoly from 2011 and 2012 had us spinning around like whirling dervishes. And the new record The Occident by the Danish trio Town Portal does exactly the same but with a bit more room for contemplation and staring in awe at the beautiful landscape they paint. At times those vistas turn into a labyrinth where you can keep running around in without ever finding the exit; those are the darker and disorienting moments. But then suddenly the air seems to shift, the famous mixtures of silver blue and golden orange light starts to shine and one feels at peace and that harmony descents upon them. Only to be picked up again by ingenious time signatures and jazzy breaks and dropped down back inside the heart of the labyrinth. And there is nothing accidental about this adventure and nothing disturbing, it’s actually a highly enjoyable way get lost or to lose yourself for a perfect amount of time.

(Written by JK)



Doom Charts for May 2015


Doom Charts

“You are about to experience one of the strangest meetings ever convened — a joining of […] the most unusual people on Earth! Sit quietly in the shadows of this clandestine conference and observe it well! For from it shall soon be born … The DOOM PATROL” – Arnold Drake

Did you manage to check out the May edition of the Doom Charts? The return of a righteous list and one that is delivered by an amazing amount of people who have a damn good finger on the pulse of that stoner and doom undercurrent. (Except that JK dipshit ofcourse!) Did you manage to give all of the albums on the list a go? Did you get stuck on one or more because they were so damn fine? Well, be sure to visit the list if you haven’t and if you have once again. Cause soon, the fourth, the June edition of the Doom Charts will go up… In about a week time…

Who will make the list this time around? And how much will change? Doktor420: "I wonder if we have an unknown favorite. One of those bands like the amazing Shepherd that suddenly bursts upon the scene out of nowhere…"

Soon we will know… Soon…


So, head on over to the Doom Charts and read up on all those amazing albums!

dinsdag 19 mei 2015

Electric Wizard live at The Roundhouse, London


Electric Wizard live at The Roundhouse, London 
 15th May 2015

In the beginning there was the word and the word was God. He kinda looked around and decided to do some stuff. On the first day he said “Let there be light” and there was light and that was cool. On some other days he did a lot stuff that made the world but on the seventh day he took a rest, got kinda bored and so invented Doom. And lo, he spake unto me and said: "Maim, go ye to that London and observe the mighty force of nature called Electric Wizard.” …. And so I did go to that London and looked for where the legions of the damned gathered, smoking the merry-jew-wanna and soaking strong alcohol and many of the people there did sport beards of plenty with jackets festooned with myriad patches of Satan and I knew I had arrived. Inside the venue I did observe much crowds of sloth and untidiness combined with unkemptness and reckless abandonment of social politeness and lo, I liked what mine eyes beheld. And then, like the prophets foretold, Electric Wizard came on stage and their souls were claimed by the devils imps for the satanic noise could not of come from any of God’s fair creatures. My stomach felt funny as the sheer volume made my bowels move in time to the bass and the drums sounded like the crack of  hell opening up and the guitars roared their defiance to the heavens and the vocals described all manner of atrocities that man has committed and the solos pierced my inner temple of calmness and I wanted to legalise drugs and murder. And it came to pass that I departed the depths of depravity a changed person. I have turned my back on the light and now follow a path of darkness and despair. All hail the Wizard.

(Written by Tony)






Pictures: Tony Maim & Dave Pettit

woensdag 13 mei 2015

The Cover That Could – IV



The Cover That Could – IV

Black Diamond Brigade – Black Diamond

Black Diamond Brigade is a super group in the finest sense of the word. Or should we say was, cause unfortunately the band has only performed live once and have only recorded one song and one video. For it was a super group formed in honor of a Kiss Tribute album. The members were taken from Norwegian metal and punk bands. But also Billy Gould from Faith No More was present. The rest of those Norwegian freaks were vocalist Torgny Amdam from Amulet, Sigurd Wongraven from Satyricon on bass, keys and backup singer. On drums we hear Tarjei Strom from the Ralph Myerz & The Jack Herren Band. But I guess we post this The Cover That Could post in honor of Knut Schreiner of the loved by everyone and praised by even more bands named Euroboys and ofcourse Turbonegro! On the maxi single that was released alongside that tribute album we find two almost identical version of Black Diamond and the video. With so many demigods, Kiss could just as well pack up and go sit in a dark corner somewhere. So all we need to do now is kneel and pray for the return of the Black Diamond Brigade!



Hyperwülff – Volume One: Erion Speaks


Hyperwülff – Volume One: Erion Speaks
Taxi Driver Records – 2015
Rock, Metal, Core, Sludge
Rated: ***

They hail from Bologna, Italy but sound like they were spawned right out of the seventh layer of Hell. It is Hyperwülff and with their first album Volume One: Erion Speaks they truly seem to want to bring forth the coming of true evil. Unholy ruckus and other worldly growls. But as soon as you adjust to their crushing and punishing delivery of riffs, rhythms and howls you suddenly discover the beauty that hides among their blackened and charred musical landscape. Cause there are those moments when the oppressive fog dissipates slightly and a little pseudo celestial light shines on the almost ethereal rhythms and near psychedelic pacing. On those moments you align yourself with Hyperwülff and get ready to be sucked along for the ride to meet that age old Golem or some pre-Adamic spirit. But you will not know if they wish to do you harm until it will be too late. Erion speaks, and his breath is a fiery hot steam that will blister you ears and boil your blood. But that might be the perfect ending or an even better beginning…

(Written by JK)



Quiet Lions – No Illusions


Quiet Lions – No Illusions
Self released – 2015
Pop, Rock
Rated: **

A reasonably decent, but also pretty dull and yawn evoking record - no more, no less.

(Written by C)


dinsdag 12 mei 2015

Drenge – Undertow


Drenge – Undertow
Mad Mark/Infectious – 2015
Rock, Grunge, Alternative, Garage, Stoner
Rated: ****

On their self-titled debut record Drenge was comprised out of the two Loveless brothers but for the sophomore release Undertow they implored the help of bass player Rob Graham. Which immediately steers the sound away from the garage they were labelled as towards a much fuller, warmer and groovier avenue. But that is not all that has changed, for the bleak nature we knew from them has now turned into something warmer, darker and even menacing. They retained their raw edge but started digging around the postpunk, grunge and old seventies era punk and comprised it all into tight and compact rock songs that make you move or move you whether you want to or not. And then there are those songs where they found room to use that freight train cadence that you always hope will never end. It’s rather spooky and almost scary how this music drags you along and has you imagining bopping along an endless watery surface with all kinds of instruments floating around. Could this also be the influence of Ross Orton who co-produced the Arctic Monkeys AM record? Cause there is definitely some AM action going on as well as some influences that definitely reek of Queens of The Stone Age and Kyuss. Perhaps these boys need to visit the Rancho and the Desert as well…

(Written by JK)



Nightslug – Loathe


Nightslug – Loathe
Lost Pilgrims – 2015
Sludge, Punk, Core, Noise, Death
Rated: ****

It flattens the playing field and somehow the entire vista. Almost completely amazing.

(Written by C)



zondag 10 mei 2015

Arenna – Given to Emptiness


Arenna – Given to Emptiness
Self released – 2015
Rock, Stoner, Desert, Doom, Psych
Rated: ****.5

The Spanish five-piece Arenna released their second official full length album with the luscious name Given To Emptiness. Again Arenna captivate you entirely with heavy psychedelic jams, pure desert stonerrock, doom and sometimes even with a folk or pop vibe. Six epic songs to take you on a journey through time and space and an with an acoustic guitar outro to bring you back to earth.
I have known their music since their first live show on Helldorado fest back in June 2005. The 2007 demo with six songs around six minutes each showed us what kind of band is growing here. The 2011 Beats of Olarizu album was a truly brilliant debut. They deserved those five stars on Stoner HiVe and still do. And finally, their new release Given To Emptiness will make it among the big names this year. I am certain of that.

(Written by Doktor420)




vrijdag 8 mei 2015

Hickey Underworld – Ill


Hickey Underworld – Ill
PIAS – 2015
Rock, Noise
Rated: ****

Timmy ‘Tipover’ Vanhamel has joined the Hickey Underworld. You know, one of the guys behind Evil Superstars, the man behind Millionaire, Eat Lions and Broken Glass Heroes, that Belgian freak that was part of the first Eagles Of Death Metal line-up to record an album and delivered some many amazing guest spots to bands like Creature With The Atom Brain and dEUS. And then to think that the Hickey Underworld was already a force unto itself. The fact he joined the band is due to the Meniere sickness (oticodinosis) suffered by Jonas Govaerts, making it impossible for him to endure the explosions on stage that the Hickey Underworld always and continually deliver. But not on this record though, for this time around they slow down their noise quite a bit and almost become like a mouse scratching around in your brain. Not that the entire record entitled Ill, sounds small or minor or trivial or something you could squash with one heavy foot stomp. Hell no, there’s some righteous and riotous action going on as well. But where earlier releases usually turned into an ocean of noise, this one surfs on its waves and turns highly melodic on occasion. And even opts to turn into a single wave more often than a complete ocean whenever the noise is needed. Sometimes a bit spacey, sometimes a bit stoner and always struggling and always as if it was a matter of life or death. As if they are walking an electric tightrope that might be switched on at any moment. Or like a squeaky mouse that is about to drown in a bucket of water…

(Written by JK)



donderdag 7 mei 2015

Voltage - Travellin' Men


Voltage - Travellin' Men
Self released – 2015
Rock, Hard, Southern, Blues
Rated: ****

They started out as a cover band some four years ago. But the bourbon crawls wherever it needs to go. And so, the four-piece Dutch outfit Voltage, quit screwing around, rolled up them sleeves and went to work. The result is here now and it’s called Travellin’ Men. A fine selection of hard rock, blues driven songs that evoke those dusty southern afternoons and those hard working summer days. Ofcourse there’s are also a few songs that aim for those sweaty nights hollerin and drinkin and spittin biscuits. Aah yes, the cats have produced some damn fine fruit from their labor. No less than thirteen songs and with almost no miscarriages among them. Sure we have a few favorites like that rowdy Motherfucker Jones or The Long Road Home. And sure there is one or two that do not necessarily have you shaking in yer boots. But on par, this is some real sweet stuff that might turn ye in a redneck and have ye grilling steaks on the bbq before you can blink twice. Absolute smashing vocals and on point guitar work will quench yer thirst just as easy as that first beer. Check out Voltage, and put on Motherfucker Jones at full volume. Especially as the sun goes down…

(Written by JK)




Voltage - Cruisin


Voltage - Cruisin

Voltage! A Dutch band that is putting electric into electricity! And if you by any chance are able to visit Asten, Netherlands tomorrow. They shall play there with the band featured just below this post. Ooh, yes, Edelhout!

Edelhout - Would Like To


Edelhout - Would Like To

Do you remember? Dancing in stilettos in the snow. No. That’s not what I want to inquire. I wanted to know if you guys still remembered Edelhout! Damn that fine Dutch band that is currently working on a new album! To follow up on that righteous EP! Check out the clip above to revisit those golden moments from last year. And if you by any chance are able to visit Asten, Netherlands tomorrow. They shall play there with the band featured above this post. Voltage!


Eagles of Death Metal - New Rose


Eagles of Death Metal - New Rose

Recorded in a van parked outside the Rancho De La Luna studio with lovely images of the surroundings and RZA The Dog. It's Jesse Hughes and his Eagles of Death Metal, shaking it up with a cover song called New Rose originally by none other than The Damned which might be featured on the soon to be released new album... As a bonustrack perhaps?


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psst. Remember who else released a damn fine version of that song earlier this year? Aah yes, Peter Pan Speedrock!!

Eagles of Death Metal - Out of Closet Experience


Eagles of Death Metal - Out of Closet Experience

Recorded in a van parked outside the Rancho De La Luna studio. It's Jesse Hughes and his Eagles of Death Metal, shaking it up with a new song called Out of Closet Experience which might be featured on the soon to be released new album...


 

Turbowolf – Two Hands


Turbowolf – Two Hands
Spinefarm/Universal – 2015
Rock, Punk, Metal, Stoner, Psych
Rated: ***

We’ve been enjoying the antics delivered by Bristol’s heavy punk rock formation Turbowolf ever since their debut album in 2011. You want to go for the gusto? You want to get fired up? Put on the new record Two Hands by this four-piece and be truly roused.  Colorful, high pitched and full of feverous energy. There is something Bad Brains about this, whenever they screech their punk rage at you and almost skid of the road, but then there is that dark metal under layer and those moments of almost occult sounding psychedelics. And ofcourse besides all that we have some good ol’ pop sensibilities in there as well, sixties, early seventies, Beatlesque, and wonderful. There is no denying that this is fun music for fun times, and highly addictive. With songs like Good Hand and American Mirrors they have pure gold on their hands. Chaotic and more carefully produced than the self-titled album, but with just as much dirty and grimy fun. Whoohaa! Good times!

(Written by JK)



Royal Thunder – Crooked Doors


Royal Thunder – Crooked Doors
Relapse – 2015
Rock, Psych, Hard, Stoner, Blues, Metal
Rated: ***

Howling like a banshee and screaming like rock goddess. Mlny Parsonz aims straight for the heart when she delivers her vocals. Sharp, rough and absolutely pristine. They are as bold as they are dramatic as she sings about escaping creepy cults, scary sects and all kinds of other ugliness. Breaking up is hard to do? And since we could not get enough of Royal Thunder's former album CVI, which made it all the way to Number 8 of the Stoner HiVe Top 20 Countdown in 2012, we were immediately absorbed by the new album Crooked Doors. And when it opens with such an amazing track as Time Machine, filled with a masterful build up and fine release, we could not be more overjoyed. And rest assured, there is more goodness in there. Go check out Forgive Me, Glow or Karma. Deliciously crazy riffs and a Mlny that can screech even meaner then we had thought. But, yes, there is a but, the rest of the songs come across as a bit thin. They seem to want to go one place while visiting another and are therefore never truly able to nestle in your brain. Wake Up for instances lulls you to sleep and Forget You is forgotten before the song is over. And I really really really wanted to remember. Everything.

(Written by JK)



zaterdag 2 mei 2015

Doom Chart for May 2015


Doom Chart

“You are about to experience one of the strangest meetings ever convened — a joining of […] the most unusual people on Earth! Sit quietly in the shadows of this clandestine conference and observe it well! For from it shall soon be born … The DOOM PATROL” – Arnold Drake

They continue to roll on… Those damned Doom Charts! Thanks to an amazing amount of good people with great taste the third edition of the Doom Chart is up and running. We have entered May with this month’s edition. Is Elder – Lore still the number one album? Or do we have a new record topping the chart? What great new bands entered the list and who do you miss? Go check it out! Go check it out…

Go check it out and head on over to the Doom Chart to read up on all those amazing albums!



Spoiler alert for...
 

On Number 16 we find those brothers from another mother! Those three instrumental cats that know how to space out and rock hard, those crazies that don’t mind to crash and burn as long as all observing are there to burn with them! You know who we are talking about… Yes ofcourse! It’s Mother Engine with their amazing album Absturz!