A következő oldal a nyugalom és a közízlés megzavarására alkalmas!
Böngészését kizárólag:
látogatóknak ajánljuk!
Ennek tudatában:


ROCK’N’ROLL, BLUES, PUNK, GARAGE ROCK
Nagyon örülünk megint!
Annak, hogy ilyen vadállatokat láthatunk vendégül, mint ez a három, első ránézésre egész normálisnak tűnő belga. Tizenpár éve bizonyítják Európa és az USA klubjaiban és fesztiváljain ennek az ellenkezőjét. Mármint azt, hogy nem egészen normálisak. Sajnos itthon nem túl ismertek, bár lehetnének. Csak azért gondolom így, mert mondjuk, tegyük fel, a Jon Spencer Blues Explosiont szerető kb. ezer jó magyar emberből 999-nek muszáj, hogy tetszenek ezek a belga srácok is! Hisz hasonlóan tömény, sok mindenből táplálkozó modern rock’n’rollt játszanak ők is.
A zenekar 1999-ben alakult Liégeben, unaloműzés és szórakozás gyanánt. Állításuk szerint 2006-tól vált komollyá az egész. Akkor indult be az igazán intenzív turnézás, és jelent meg második nagylemezük, a Hallelujah, egy jó erős bluespunk/rock’n’roll album, bár az egyik számban (Garbage Man) már ott van a Suicide (szinti-punk alapzenekar a 70-es évekből) hatása. Pontosabban ez a dal a Suicide és a Cramps összegyúrása. A lemez nyitószáma:
A következő nagylemez a Captain Boogie. Na itt már elszabadulnak a dolgok. Millió hatás érezhető, Bo Diddleytől Bob Logig, Hasil Adkinstől a Jon Spencer Blues Explosionig minden. Feltűnik egy kis hip-hop, egy kis funk, némi cajun (amerikai francia folk Lousisana mocsaraiból), és persze BLUES! De miután végighallgatod a lemezt az marad meg benned, hogy ez egy jó tömény rock’n’roll album volt. Tovább / Read more »
from the second collaborative album of two really heavy metal bands, the body and Thou, „You, Whom I Have Always Hated” on Thrill Jockey Records
classic Italian crime noir and spaghetti western feeling with folk and rock elements under the influence of Morricone and Badalamenti
This is from 2004. Listen to the new album here
+ der Tanz (H, free punk) Ticket:1200 HUF Facebook event Start: 21:15! Exactly!!
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Other half of OvO, Stefania Pedretti, also will playing with his side project !ALOS in April in Budapest at RNR666 Party
The Melbourne based New Zealander Lynton Denovan’ works (Satanic Rockers, Sacred Product) always come the early Butthole Surfers to my mind. The Encounter Group is his new band
We like to rock and Satan – interview with Lynton on RNR666

DD OWEN is Drew Owen from punk band Sick Thoughts (Goner, Slovenly, Goodbye Boozy Records) armed with keyboard, guitar and pedals. A Wizzard Sleeve and a Gary Wrong cover on his brand new single
on Windian Records‘ subscription series (US)
Also a new Sick Thoughts single on Goner Records (US)
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There was an electro-industrial band Musumeci in Torino in the 80s with some side-projects and a cassette label, Der Zeltweg.
A selection of the 1982-1984 side projects Errata-S-Corrige, Gasdehyde and Herpes-Z
on Mannequin Records (Germany)

On the highly anticipated Wednesday night of the 4th of February, Seattle-based drone metal pioneers Earth are finally playing live in Budapest. The mainly instrumental band is touring with their new album, Primitive and Deadly
the first ever piece of their extensive discography to include vocals by Mark Lanegan and Rabia Shaneen Quazi, however, having seen them live last year in Vienna, I think I can safely say that the those who are more fond of previous albums will not be disappointed either. What to be expected is minimalistic, meditative, and seemingly neverending songs, a signature guitar sound, slow tempos, long sustained notes, and the simply beautiful, country, jazz and folk-inspired guitar melodies of Dylan Carlson.
I sure hope it’s going to be loud as hell, too.
It’s highly recommended to get there in time for the support bands: an exciting noise duo by the name of Black Spirituals, and former Earth-member Don McGreevy, presently contributing to the brilliant experimental psych-folk group Master Musicians of Bukkake.
It’s all happening next Wednesday on A38, get your tickets at the website.

Mr. Marcaille took me unaware. When it was written that is a drum’n’cello band, I thought of something totally different as The Exploited
kill! kill! kill! album on Tandori Records (France)
New York – BedStuy – Franklin Avenue – 8 pm – pouring rain – no umbrella – soaked and wondering why I am walking in such a weather on a Friday night – lost in loud streets – surrounded by the sound of sirens that, for a moment, made me forget about my own thoughts…
Though I know where I’m heading to and no stormy apocalyptic weather could stop me! YES, Workman Song is playing tonight, and I’m sure that as soon as I’d get to Friends and Lovers, with a glass of whisky in my hand, all would make sense…and indeed it did! Even got an interview with the 27 years old musician (who won’t fall into the curse).
Get closer dear reader, it’s storytelling time…

Once upon a time in Massachusetts, a little Irish curly haired boy named Sean (not Sue thankfully) was dreaming of becoming a priest. But destiny had a slightly different plan for him. On one of these childhood boring days, little 10 years old Sean decided to sneak into his older brother’s room and steal his guitar. Days, weeks, months and years passed, little Sean MacMahon got to know his new best friend, and became the mad scientist known by the name of Ion Zelig. After playing in a trash jazz band, enjoying improv on stage, he decided to start his own career as a peace messenger. But Ion Zelig was wondering where he could spread his gift of faith. Adventure was calling our poet, just in time, a very good friend of his told him
He grabbed his guitar, his bohemian suitcase, kissed pa’ ma’ bra’ goodbye and left on a journey to the center of the world, where you’ll find him singing hope in churches, bars, hotels and apartments, for the greatness of us all.
Then what’s left for the end of our tale? A new album? A big family? A house? A prophetic music label? The road has just begun, and our hero must seek for inner focus in order to make a living with his art. But one thing is for sure, Ion Zelig does not believe in shame, only trust, trusting that people will comprehend his message. Well, he’s lucky, I’m one of those…how about you? To find out, follow the link