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vrijdag 24 september 2021

Splinter – Filthy Pleasures

 

 

Splinter – Filthy Pleasures
Robotor Records – 2021
Rock, Garage, Stoner, Punk
Rated: ****

When we learned that the new outfit comprised out of members from Death Alley, Vanderbuyst and Birth Of Joy would be here to stay and were about to release their full-sized debut, we did a little dirty dance and jumped so high we bumped our head on the ceiling. They’re called Splinter, the album is called Filthy Pleasures and it’s one king hell garage rocking, stoner punking, maddening rock’n roll ride! Opening track Robot Hell is an easy going, yet smash ‘n grab attack on the senses, it will ignite your soul and get you ready for everything else that follows. Cause the garage, stoner and punk will morph into melodic hardrock with progressive touches and a seventies flourish as easy as it turns into an all out all night burner. That Hammond, that sweet sounding, heavy pounced Hammond, how it turns all that choppy and hooky hardrock noise into smooth curved jamboree! Cause even though will surely be moving smoothly to all of this whenever you spin the record, you will be sure to go nuts and possibly even insane when you catch them live! Just like the filthy Splinter four themselves!   


(Written by JK)


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maandag 31 januari 2011

Vanderbuyst – Vanderbuyst


Vanderbuyst – Vanderbuyst
Suburban – 2010
Hardrock/Metal
Waardering: ***

It is of course a damn freakin shame that the Dutch sensation Powervice wasn’t around for very long; but as all know; one’s demise is the other’s start. And from the ashes of what was Powervice rose no less then three damn good bands. We name a Hooghwater, The Devil’s Blood and now there’s Willem Vanderbuyst’s new group: Vanderbuyst. The name alone makes one think about those good old days when the hardrock bands were named after the main guitarplayer. Vandenberg, Vanhalen; glorious days of old. And now there is Vanderbuyst that makes you relive those awesome times of long wavy hair, intense riffing and endless guitarsolo’s. Selim Lemouchi of The Devil’s Blood stops by to deliver one of those solos’s on prize-song Tiger. Hell, just enjoy these authentic eighties and seventies hardrock songs and don’t dwell to long on the fact you cut your hair…