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David Musto: May 15, 2011

A week of mostly bringin’ the noise.

  1. Clockcleaner – The Hassler (Manic Ride)

    The first release from these guys set up their blueprint of really heavy guitars and David Yow or Steve Albini-like screaming. This EP rips. No complaints here.

  2. Clockcleaner – Nevermind (Reptilian/Fan Death)

    Just picked up their first full-length that was released on vinyl for the first time 5 years after its original release by Fan Death.

  3. The Jesus Lizard – Goat (Touch & Go)

    Why just listen to someone that sounds like David Yow when you can have the real thing? This and Liar are my two faves by them as I have given up trying to determine which one I like better.

  4. Allo Darlin’ – S/T (Fortuna Pop)

    Breaking up the sheer loud with this band that is pure indie pop goodness.

  5. Twin Crystals – S/T (Needs More Ram)

    I’ve gushed about their label mates Boogie Monster for a little while but I would be remiss to ignore these synth punkers.

  6. Mudhoney – Superfuzz Bigmuff [Expanded Edition] (Sub Pop)

    Originally just a classic EP, Sub Pop added on comp tracks and singles to make this excellent collection of this under-appreciated band in its relative infancy.

  7. Pavement – Slanted And Enchanted (Matador)

    Classic LP that needs no real explanation.

  8. Screaming Trees – Invisible Lantern (SST)

    Definitely my favorite album of theirs on SST. Thus completes my return to the nineties.

  9. Iggy & The Stooges – Raw Power (Columbia)

    Found the CD in my car and haven’t taken it out of the player since.

  10. Bass Drum Of Death – GB City (Fat Possum)

    John Barrett has a bit of Jay Reatard fuzz and flair but may be better than Jay was at this age. Scary.