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Sweet Pain - Sweet Pain (1970)

Three guitars, bass, drums & percussion, vocal harmonies. Hard rock with a late 60's/early 70's West Coast style.

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Panopticon - Kentucky

Still digging this. Love the Black Metal/Country crossover. I think it was Pete who said he would be interested to hear them make more of a strictly Country album, and I agree.

I read a recent article on Metal Injection about that album and how it's the first true American folk metal album as it shucks the trappings of European folk found in other artists for bluegrass, a quintessentially American genre, even if it does build on top of genres and conventions found in European music.

I love Aocana by Ojos de Brujo, especially the track "Baraka"

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Estron by Slomatics

Its a stoner metal kind of day. feel free to rec me good heavy stoner sludge stuff

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Sabina Toujours

Solo album from Sabina Sciubba of the Brazilian Girls. Love the exotic, Latin/Bossa beats here though the songs are more spare than the those of the Brazilian Girls. Her vocals remind me of Nico (had Nico recorded with Serge Gainsbourg). Favorite tracks: "I Won't Let You Break Me", "Sailor's Daughter", "Mystery River" and the title track.

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Apache Dropout - Bubblegum Graveyard (2012)

Pretty rad garage rock album so far. On the more pop side of the sub-genre, than the gritty/heavy side.

Yes! Cracking album. Cracking band. Cracking artwork. Their good friends Conan are a fantastic band as well. And Conan are currently touring with two bands worth a listen as well, Indian and Bast.

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ADMIRAL SIR CLOUDESLEY SHOVELL - DONT HEAR IT...FEAR IT (2012)
These guys clashed with another band at a festival I went to in April of last year and so I didnt see them. I got a review copy of their new record so I decided to check this one out too. Fuzzy, at times trippy, balls out, bo bull**** rock and roll. Bloody brilliant.

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ADMIRAL SIR CLOUDESLEY SHOVELL - CHECK 'EM BEFORE YOU WRECK 'EM (2014)
Much of the same in the sense that it's no frills, no bull**** rock and roll, bathed in blues rock. But no distorted or drifting vocals this time. Rather very precisely and clearly produced record. Straight up retro sounding heavy psych.

One album I listened to recently is right up your alley Mojo.

Ah yes, Thou. The blog I write for was going nuts with that. I have listened to it but not all the way through. I'll get on that. I did like what I heard though.