Mitchell's top 10 posts you shouldn't miss (in no particular order, and most of these posts should have a youtube video to sample on their respective pages, so be sure to give 'em a listen):
- LECHEROUS GAZE - ex-Annihilation Time, rock n' roll punk at it's purest and most creative
(Recommended download: Lecherous Gaze - S/T EP)
- Annihilation Time - The precursor to Lecherous Gaze. More punk-tinged, but still chocked full of tasty riffs
(Recommended download: Annihilation Time - II)
- Otis Reaper - New Wave of Southern Heavy Metal. Good friends of mine with a unique sound and unrelenting jams.
(Download: Otis Reaper - Footprints in Dead Earth and Graveyard Sorcery 7"s)
- Cave In - Psychedelic rockers who tread the line from heavy hardcore to Syd Barrett worship and everything in between.
(Recommended download: Planets of Old EP and White Silence)
- Owen Hart - Chaotic hardcore death thrash extravaganza. Pushing some serious metal envelope.
(Download: Owen Hart - Earth Control)
- Glasses - Pretty unique and gnarly German d-beat punk band. For fans of Ghostlimb, Tragedy, From Ashes Rise, Kylesa)
(Recommended download: Glasses - The Ills of Life)
- ASG - Little known band from Wilmington, North Carolina, who play a brand a stoner rock that beats the pants right off The Sword, leaving you wondering why no one has heard of these dudes. Heavy and catchy. Dig it
(Recommended download: ASG - Win Us Over)
- Frumpy - Organ heavy, female fronted 70's prog rock from Germany. Another band that puts their contemporaries to shame, leaving me in awe that no one ever picked up on them
(Download: Frumpy - Frumpy 2)
- Rwake - Sludgy, swampy, grimey dextromethorphan prog metal from Little Rock, AR. These dudes are incomparable and unmatched at the insanely creative form of metal they put forth. If you haven't heard 'em, you haven't heard heavy.
(Download: Rwake - Voice of Omens)
- Earth - Starting out loud, fuzzy, and droney, Earth made a name for themselves in the realm of heavy music. Then after a short hiatus, they returned with a new outlook and an expansive sound, eschewing the one-note wall of fuzz for sprawling clean guitars and atmospheric percussion. Incredibly mind-expanding music.
(Recommended download: Earth - The Bees Made Honey in the Lion's Skull)
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