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


THE DEVILS formed in 2015 in Naples. In the beginning they did countless shows in Italy DIY and France where they meet up with Jim Diamond from the DIRTBOMBS who recorded their first full Lenght album, the same day Reverend Beat-Man from VOODOO RHYTHM RECORDS was in the same town and got their recordings and signed them up on the label.
Sin,You Sinners is an album with a huge wall of GUITAR FUZZ BLUES ROCKABILLY NOISE TRASH ROCK’N’ROLL TORNADO, vocals as Stupid and Minimalistic as it gets, this is NO BOB DYLAN POETRY, thats pure EVIL and Lots of Fun

bad motherfucker wanna go back to Detroit
where his career has started in a talent show at his age of 15 right after he was bad conduct discharged from US Marine Corps because of fraudulent enlistment in 1951.
New album I Wanna Go Back To Detroit in June by Bloodshot Records. Full of low-end heavy funk. With guitarists Matthew Smith (Outrageous Cherry, Rodriguez) and Dan Kroha (Gories, Demolition Doll Rods), with drummer Jim White (Dirty Three, Cat Power) and more.
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Q: Speaking of Jewish people, we hear you are a recent convert to Judaism. How did that come about?
AW: Well, I met a lady who I like real well and she’s from the Naftali tribe, she’s Jamaican. She’s a lawyer and she said „Well, Andre. If we gonna do something, you’ve gotta skin down!” [Laughs]
Q: Was it err.. painful?
AW: Well, it was an experience! I went to the doctor’s office and more in his best interview ever
I put this

on bandcamp as a single b/w Pope Innocent if anybody wants to download it. I hope everyone is happier than me.
Don Howland, The Bassholes
Thanx Don.
ps: At first there were the legendary Gibson Bros. in Ohio in the mid-80s. They played a unique mix of American roots music: blues, gospel, hill- and rockabilly with punk attitude. After split of the Gibsons the Bassholes were founded in 1992 by a “Gibson”, Don Howland (guitar) and Bim Thomas (aka Obnox, drums). But now on drums: James Owen (Burning Bus, Doom Ribbons, Wooden Tit) & keyboard: Kim Roney (The Family Swaggards, Rip & Run).
„Music has been the only constant thing in my life.”
Stomping Nick Jackman is a one-man-band from Lyttelton (Delaney Davidson also from there), New Zealand, who fuses primitive garage punk with rhythm and blues, boogie-woogie and Appalachian folk. The latter merges the Black, English, Irish and Scotch music traditions with the coal miners’ joy, sorrow and anger. And what is boogie-woogie? The phrase maybe comes from Bantu term „Mbuki Mvuki”. Mbuki: „to take off in flight”; Mvuki: „to dance wildly, as if to shake off one’s clothes”.

„I have tried to get a band like the Blues Grenade together with other people in the past but found it hard to find people who could understand the primitive blues aesthetic.” So he sings and plays harmonica, guitar and drums all at the same time, the old school way, without the aid of loop pedals, backing tracks, or any of those other fancy tricks. „The one-man-bands Joe Hill Louis and Doctor Ross are big influences – my act is based on these two artists.” But „The Gun Club would have had the biggest influence on me. Jeffrey Lee Pierce is the prophet. ”
In Europe in Cognac Blues Festival, France
Want to eat your breakfast with the sound of good music? At the Passions Village, for the end of the night or for early risers, come to the Tonic Day stage. This stage offers morning music to start a brand new day with Stomping Nick on 8 July from 16:15, and 9 July from 9:30 & 11:00.
from the brand new album
„Shake Your Cake” will be released by himself on 20 May
more onemanband music RNR666 RADIOSHOW

19: REVEREND BEAT MAN (CH) + KING AUTOMATIC (F) + BELLY HOLE FREAK (I) + BO LIDDLEY (F)
20: REVEREND BEAT MAN + DEAD ELVIS AND HIS ONE MAN GRAVE (Disgraceland) + DOLLAR BILL (US) + DOCTEUR FLAMINGO (F)
2 days ticket: 25, 1 day: 15 Euro (in advance from here)
Hi dear there, here is the RNR666 RADIO SHOW. The Second One Man Band Broadcast is the first rnr666 radio show which has been edited in the United Kingdom. (Our first one man band show is officially lost.)

Lavór (Basin) has asked me to write Hungarian too. So szóval remélem te ándersztend engem. But what is One Man Band, magyarul: ván men bend?
„Itt látható a nagyhírű bűvész!
A lábával karikázik,
A kezével citerázik,
Az orrával orgonázik,
A fülével figurázik,
A szemével gurgulázik,
A szájával vacsorázik!”
from Vásár (Fair) poem by Weöres Sándor. Roughly in English
Here is the famous magician!
Plays with wheels by his foot,
Plays zither by his hands,
And organ with his nose,
Makes figures by his ears,
Gurgles with his eyes,
And eats with his mouth!
I think you see, but for example here is O Lendário Chucrobillyman and His Trash Tropical One Man Band Orquestra

More pics: Dead Elvis, Harry Merry and Fabulous Go-Go Boy From Alabama at RNR666 Party. Vintage photos from one man bands.
All of these because
THEE AMAZING ANDY CALIFORNIA (from Tunnel of Love, The Monsieurs, US)
NO ONE MAN BAND (from Jack of Heart, The Hands, France)
HÚRKÚRÓK (H)

A new photo album with 134 historic images at deluxe size by Dust to Digital. A book with lots of found images. Among those aren’t photos of Bill Hayley, Elvis Presley or any usual person, but there’re ordinary, nameless men, women, and children. Most of the people in the photos wouldn’t have heard of rock’n’roll, much less thought of themselves as rock’n’roll progenitors. Instead, the images capture the gangly musicians, the giddy dancers, and the drunken antics found in smalltown America from the 1930s to the 1960s and beyond. All the musical genres that influenced what we know of as “rock” are represented: everything from jump blues and gospel to boogie woogie and Western swing.
The author, Jim Linderman says: “We have this notion that rock’n’roll started in Memphis in 1955, and it really didn’t. Bob Wills was playing in the ’30s and ’40s in Oklahoma, and Chuck Berry modeled Maybellene on a Bob Wills song. The roots of rock go back a lot further than we realize. It came from the church, from vaudeville, from the music played in after-hours clubs, from juke joints. The whole point was pretty much to get together, get drunk, and get laid. That’s the real history of rock ’n’ roll.”

As Muddy Waters said, “The blues had a baby and they called it it Rock and Roll.”


Some people say: it’s Howlin’ Wolf with Venom, others say: just like The Stooges, Dead Kennedys or AC/DC.
„We’re just playing blues. Robert Johnson sold his soul to the devil at the cross of road 61 and 45 in Clarksdale. We have contracted with him at the corner of Fleminginkatu and Vaasankatu in Helsinki. We’re in Robert’s league.” As guitarist Robert Johnson made the biggest impression on blues music.

RNR666: When, where and WHY did BM6 form?
Yukka (g/v): Black Magic Six was found 2006, but we count our birthday form the first gig 14.2.2007 in Chemnitz.
Why we put up the band?
Maybe we were just bored, hehehe.
I heard originally a lot more people were going to play in the band. Would the band’s name really have been J- Tan & the Black Magic Six? And so would there have been seven of you in the band? How did you finally become a duo?
That´s true. Originally we had some dudes from Damn Seagulls, The Mutants and Disgrace playing in rehearsals, but pretty soon we realized non of these guys came to rehearsals. Then there was just me and Japandeer in rehearsal room. I went to local music store and bought distortion pedal and octabass pedal and the sound of BM6 was there.
Jukka, what’s the deal with your other band, the Disgrace? I found an issue of the Hungarian Metal Hammer zine from 91 or 92, and they were already writing about you! (They also wrote about Japa’s old band’s – Sweetheart – demo at about the same time)
Well, I started playing heavy metal when I was kid late 80s. We played grindcore & death metal couple of years and got bored pretty soon. We started to play straight punkrock until last year. The band ceased all activities January 2015.
This is the seventh time you are visiting Hungary, and you are playing here since your first album. How did you get to know people here?
We were counting sixth time, but you are probably right, ´cos we are old sods and it´s hard to remember what happened yesterday. The basic reason for our tourin’ was Myspace. When we put our music there 2006-2007 we got shit loads of response all over the world – also Pali from Hungary. People asked us to play all over the world, so we did – and still do that, even though Myspace is pretty dead.
What is the first thing that comes to your mind about Hungary? If I am not mistaken, besides Budapest you also played in Debrecen, Szolnok and Miskolc.
We haven´t played Debrecen yet, but gonna do that this Friday. First thing coming my mind from Hungary is the venue in Miskolc and how the guys did the load into the venue. It was in basement, there was a window about three meters high from the floor – and this tall guy took shaky ladder, and guys upstairs gave him big Marshall cabinets thru window – and this dude single handed took Marshalls in his lap, on shaky ladder and took them down one by one. That was scary shit…
You know Hungary pretty well (besides the region west of the Danube). How were these gigs outside of the capital?
Loved to play in Szolnok and Miskolc. Especially Tomi Pub from Szolnok is always in our hearts. Friendly people, good atmosphere, drunk and having a hell of a party!
You have a song called “Imre you are a punk’”about Imre Antal (RIP), the unforgettable Hungarian TV personality. What is the story behind this – how does a Finnish band know about Imre Antal?

1. Another Lie 2. The Past, the Present and the Future of True Heavy Metal pt.1 3. Suck the Poison Out 4. I Hate People 5. Beaver Killer 6. Homerun 7. Down by the Water 8. Kyllikki Saaren Murha 9. Total Dunkelheit 10. Huda 11. Doomsday Bound 12. The Past, the Present and the Future of True Heavy Metal pt.2
SHOWS IN HUNGARY THIS MARCH
26. BUDAPEST 27.DEBRECEN 28. SZOLNOK
Egyik bevallásuk szerint zenéjükre három fogalom nyomja rá a bélyegét: Sátán, Punk, Venom. Máshol viszont így nyilatkoznak: „Mi bluest játszunk. Robert Johnson a 61-es és a 49-es országút kereszteződésénél Clarksdaleben kötötte meg a maga alkuját az ördöggel. Mi a Fleminginkatu és a Vaasankatu sarkán Helsinkiben. Robert ligájába tartozunk.” Robert Johnson a legnagyobb hatású blues gitáros, aki valaha élt.
A BM6 hangzásában egyesek szerint a legendás bluesman, Howlin’ Wolf, és a black metal stílus alapítója, a Venom ötvöződik. Mások Iggy Pop zenekarához, a Stoogeshoz, a Dead Kennedyshez vagy az AC/DC-hez hasonlítják őket.
Some people say „It’s Howlin’ Wolf with Venom”, others say „just like The Stooges, Dead Kennedys or AC/DC”
„We’re just playing blues. Robert Johnson sold his soul to the devil at the cross of road 61 and 45 in Clarksdale. We have contracted with him at the corner of Fleminginkatu and Vaasankatu in Helsinki. We’re in Robert’s league.” As guitarist Robert Johnson made the biggest impression on blues music.
BLACK MAGIC SIX HUNGARIAN DATES
BUDAPEST 26, DEBRECEN 27, SZOLNOK 28 of March
This set has been made like the first broadcast of a weekly radio show for a Hungarian radio station, but it didn’t play this, and the plan of a weekly radio show with various songs just from brand new records stayed in my head. So I’m looking for an internet radio station for my show. If you want it please write: magazin AT rnr666.hu.
1. Experimental pop by Chinese American guitarist and Japanese j-pop diva: Dustin Wong & Takako Minekawa – Dimension Dive part 3: Deep Sea Dance (Thrill Jockey Records) 2. Keith Richards’ daughter’s favorite: Natural Child – Don’t Time Pass Quickly (Burger Records) 3. Aussie electro Nun – Evoke The Sleep (Aarght Records, Avant Records) 4. Aussie seagaze Rat Columns – Pink Mist (R.I.P. Society) 5. Canadian chaos brigade: Odonis Odonis – Mr Smith (Buzz Records) 6. “It’s noisy, with keyboards, you wouldn’t like it”: Gentle Friendly – Cloudbusting II (UK, Fat Cat) 7. Atlanta king of garage soul: Curtis Harding – I Don’t Wanna Go Home (Burger) 8. Mix The Fall with Velvet Underground: Parquet Courts – Black and White (What’s Your Rupture Records) 9. Hungarian historicist and liturgical garage rock: Gustave Tiger – Mary of the Seas 10. San Franciscan eclectic pop: Deerhoof – Exit Only (Polyvinyl) 11. Swiss-Canadian art punk or not: Peter Kernel – High Fever (On The Camper) 12. Swiss funeral folk: The Dead Brothers – Black Train (Voodoo Rhythm) 13. A Tasmanian poet with keyboards: Peter Escott – I Believe in Devil World (Bedroom Suck Records) 14. Notorious English art punkers: The Fat White Family – Touch The Leather (redux) (Hate Hate Hate Records) 15. Parquet Courts’ side project: Parkay Quarts – These Boots (What’s Your Rupture) 16. Traditional Columbian jazz punk chaos: Ensamble Polifonico Vallenato – Son (Staubgold) 17. Poet, playwright & rapper: Kate Tempest – Lonely Daze (Big Dada Records) 18. English countryside doom surfers: The Wytches – Gravedweller (Heavenly/ Partisan/ Dine Alone) 19. American traditionalist Luke Winslow King – Levee Man (Bloodshot Records)
Another sample The „out now” is just a temporary title.