Garage Rock Album reviews - Page 4

GenresGarage Rock

Mutilator Defeated at Last

Thee Oh Sees

Thee Oh Sees - Mutilator Defeated at Last 8.3

Album review

Garage Rock
Psychedelic Rock
Mutilator Defeated at Last puts the guitar firmly at the front. Thee Oh Sees play heavily and fiercely, but the riffs have enough…

Sea of Cowards

The Dead Weather

The Dead Weather - Sea of Cowards 7.4

Album review

Garage Rock
Sea of Cowards keeps The Dead Weather close to their dark blues rock but makes them sound more firmly connected. Bass lines are…

De Stijl

The White Stripes

The White Stripes - De Stijl 8.2

Album review

Blues
Garage Rock
De Stijl has more colours than the White Stripes' simple setup might suggest. Jack and Meg White move between garage rock, blues…

Outta Here

The Gories

The Gories - Outta Here 8.1

Album review

Blues
Garage Rock
Punk rock
Outta Here gives the Gories' sound more body without removing its mess. Two guitars and simple drums clearly remain the…

Don’t Wake the Riot

Black Pistol Fire

Black Pistol Fire - Don’t Wake the Riot 7.7

Album review

Blues
Garage Rock
Rock
Don’t Wake the Riot gets a lot of movement from the simple combination of guitar, drums and voice. Black Pistol Fire keep the…

We Have You Surrounded

The Dirtbombs

The Dirtbombs - We Have You Surrounded 7.4

Album review

Garage Rock
Punk rock
Soul
We Have You Surrounded gives the Dirtbombs' garage rock a more anxious undertone. Rhythms remain forceful and Mick Collins…

Fuzz

Fuzz

Fuzz - Fuzz 8.0

Album review

Garage Rock
Fuzz build their debut around heavy riffs while leaving plenty of movement between the instruments. The guitars are thickly…

Dodge And Burn

The Dead Weather

The Dead Weather - Dodge And Burn 7.9

Album review

Garage Rock
Dodge And Burn finds The Dead Weather playing with considerable force and little restraint. Guitars are sharp, drums assertive and…

Elephant

The White Stripes

The White Stripes - Elephant 8.6

Album review

Blues
Garage Rock
Elephant makes the White Stripes' sound bigger without losing the tension between guitar and drums. There is more room for layered…

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