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Spewing forth from the piney woods of ole “Hate City” aka Atlanta, Georgia; Armazilla has been delivering heavy rock music, with ear-splitting, brain-crushing riffs since 2003 Formed by ex ZZ Top roadie, Randall Baird, in the winter of 2002, Armazilla consists of three guys who share a common love of heavy music. “We wanted to make the same kind of music that we collectively were inspired and motivated by growing up ”explains Randall (bass/vocals), “Classic punk, British heavy metal and 70’s “

Alice in Chains was responsible for some of the most eclectic heavy rock of the ‘90s, fusing together unlikely metal and vocal elements into a small but influential catalog that has aged better than the work of most of its grunge contemporaries. The visceral desperation of “Would?”, the jangly sublimity of “No Excuses”, and the slurring sludge of “Again” sound as vibrant and innovative today as when these songs dominated radio waves more than a decade ago. But timeless as the band’s sound may b

Get out to Lenny’s Thursday night and check out Armazilla ,Subrig Destroyer and more Atlhell, superfuzz and sludge with a heavy bottom end!!! oh-yeah! Armazilla Bio: Spewing forth from the piney woods of ole “Hate City” aka Atlanta, Georgia; Armazilla has been delivering heavy rock music, with ear-splitting, brain-crushing riffs since 2003 Formed by ex-ZZ Top roadie, Randall Baird, in the winter of 2002, Armazilla consists of three guys who share a common love of heavy music. “We wan

Title: Challenge Artist: Flower Travellin' Band AKA: Yuya Uchida the Flowers Year: 1969 Type: Music Genre: Rock / Metal Official Flower Travellin' Band Website: http://www.flowertravellingband.com/ Band Members: Remi Aso – vocals Ken Hashimoto – bass Katsuhiko Kobayashi – steel guitar Yuya Uchida – percussion, vocals Joji George Wada – drums Description: Originally envisioned as a female-fronted Japanese heavy rock cover act called the Flowers by entertainer

Some Plastic, Wino and southern Texas blues rock feature in this week's roundup. Another year older and a lot more CDs reviewed. I hope you are staying warm (or cool down under) and listening to some great heavy rock. This week we have a touch of the odd about.CD ReviewsMaegashira: That Stark ArticNot quite sure what to make of this lot. There is a bloke who screams and the music behind it is ...