Showing posts with label doom punk. Show all posts
Showing posts with label doom punk. Show all posts

Thursday, April 29, 2021

Doom punk BLACK MARKET DRUGS is back with "20 Sack E​.​P."

 

Doom punk BLACK MARKET DRUGS is back with "20 Sack E​.​P."

Fuzzy never complains about short EPs and especially not during a pandemic. So I'm glad to hear from the dudes in BLACK MARKET DRUGS -- has it really been over 2 years since their debut album? (Fuzzy's review is at https://www.fuzzycracklins.com/2019/02/black-market-drugs.html) The vocals and overall sound are a little more mellow this time, but the band is still loud and pissed off. (And who isn't a little more mellow after the past year?) BMD is pretty much the poster child in my unpublished Book of Doom Punk. Listen to Black Market Drugs on Bandcamp:

The opening track is the closest to the band's original sound and is sure to please both old and new fans. Fuzz with an angry punk edge with the vocals in overdrive.

The middle track gets a little dreamy, but psych rock has always been a part of BMD's sound, and "Drained" is a cool song.

Each of the 3 songs has a distinct style, and I might say that the final song "20 Sack" is my favorite with its melancholy guitar tone yet thundering riff that grows and grows as the song pummels along. 

I'm glad these guys dropped this treat of an EP on us, and here's hoping it's a lot less than 2 years before we hear from them again.

Self-proclaimed "fuzz-drenched power trio" Black Market Drugs hails from So Cal (West Covina). 

Also check out their 2019 debut and follow the band at https://blackmarketdrugs.bandcamp.com

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Tuesday, May 28, 2019

Mercury Sea by Dali's Llama desert doom psych

Mercury Sea by Dali's Llama
Mercury Sea by Dali's Llama
DALI'S LLAMA has been serving up the heavy desert music for over 20 years from So Cal, and after listening to the riffs on their latest album MERCURY SEA, the only description I have is "desert doom punk" because some of these songs get really heavy. Check out WEARY: 


I dig the vocals and guitar of Zach Huskey and Erica Huskey's bass is right there to support it. There's a lot of variety to the songs, some are more grungy, some more punk, some slower, and the variety leads to a great album overall. Check it out!




Wednesday, February 6, 2019

Enter the Tomb by Misery Tomb horror punk album review by Fuzzy Cracklins

Enter the Tomb by Misery Tomb horror punk album review by Fuzzy Cracklins
Enter the Tomb by Misery Tomb
Can doom and punk go together? Hell yes they can when it's Misery Tomb. Also these dudes are putting together a comp for Edmonton bands so check out the details. Stream and read the Fuzzy Cracklins' album review of Enter The Tomb after the jump.....