REISSUE! Lightning Bolt has been hammering out molten riffs and searing volume since 1995. What started out as a three-piece is now just a duo (Hisham, the vocalist, is now the drummer for Black Dice). With the change, Lightning Bolt have refined their attack and now can turn a riff on a dime into a breakneck turnaround. Fundamentally, a rockin' improvisational band.

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Highly Recommended! Since 1995 Lightning Bolt has been hammering out molten riff coupled with searing volume. What started out as a three piece, with a singer, now is pared down to a duo. Hisham, the vocalist (heard on the track from LOAD 011 Repoulation Program) is now the the drummer for Black Dice. In the years in between Lightning Bolt has refined their attack and sounds increasingly intricate. Able to turn a riff on a dime into a breakneck tunaround. Althought the band has songs, they are a   [ read more ]

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Lightning Bolt's 2003 album Wonderful Rainbow just kept getting bigger and bigger, like a 16-ton amplifier falling out of the noon sky. Its bass tone squashed round heads into wrecked ellipses, and the drums chattered away as if on a chain drive. The album was the opposite of Excedrin, a tension headache in ten movements. Lightning Bolt have done it again with 2005's Hypermagic Mountain. It's hard to say this is accessible; besides, if you did say that, no one would hear it anyway. But bassist {   [ read more ]

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