RESTOCK. Laddio Bolocko may have come and gone, but in their short existence they made a huge impact on the New York music scene by fusing ambience with loud, abrasive rock into a tornado of chaos, precision, and heaviness. Their disintegration in 2001 left many in shock. The recordings went unavailable and the music seemed destined for obscurity. That is until independent label No Quarter offered to release a double-disc retrospective compiling the band's three releases and the never-before-released short...   [ read more ]

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Listening to The Life And Times' new album, Suburban Hymns, is a little like being in the back seat of a car at night, dozing, looking out of the rear window at the stars, drifting from dream to dream, and occasionally realizing that the car is hauling ass. There's a certain quivering, vibrating tension belying those fat tires, that gentle suspension and the plush velour interior that tells you there's horsepower at play here, but so smooth and thick you don't even think to go looking for it. That car of...   [ read more ]

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