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Author Archives: Zach Wise

  • CD Review: Full Frontal Assault-Conquerer: July 2013

    Full Frontal Assault’s new record comes as a bit of a surprise, as the band hasn’t been active in a good number of years. Recorded shortly before the bands demise, Conqueror finds FFA at their creative peak, showing what could’ve … Continue reading →

  • Skeletonwitch, Witchburn, Leatherhorn-June 12th at the Shakedown: July 2013

    “BELLINGHAM! TONIGHT WE HARVEST!” howls Leatherhorn’s Jeff Kastelic, and the band launches headfirst into a pummeling, vicious metallic dirge. It’s a massive turnout on this Wednesday night and The Shakedown is packed with metalheads of all stripes. Although Leatherhorn is … Continue reading →

  • CD Review: Black Beast Revival – Vol. 1: Quality Rock and Roll Music: May 2013

    Quality Rock and Roll Music is the subtitle of Black Beast Revival’s debut CD, and they deliver on their promises. You’d be hard-pressed to find a better straightforward rock band in town than BBR, not only because they play solid … Continue reading →

  • CD Review: I Love You Avalanche – Fiction: May 2013

    Best album of the year. No question. The first impression that Fiction makes on you is stunning: it’s instantly captivating, catchy, and real. The production absolutely sparkles. The music of Fiction is a seamless tapestry of guitar, drums, bass, piano, … Continue reading →

  • CD Review: Leatherhorn – Skull Worship: April 2013

    Leatherhorn’s debut CD, Skull Worship, comes packaged with actual dried pig intestines stretched around the case and a rusty razor—that you have to use to slice open said pig intestines in order to access the CD. These guys are not … Continue reading →

  • Fed X: Live at Red 7 Austin, TX: December 2012

    Fed X are nearly 15 years into their career, and the dark, bluesy sludge-rock group shows no signs of slowing down with age. Live, their sound is still every bit as thick, dark, and pummeling as ever. Fed-X packs the … Continue reading →

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