I Know You Be Houserockin is a compilation of the first two Gories records; House Rocking and I Know You Fine But How You Doin'. Lead by the brilliant Mick Collins, the Gories take us on a ride through a down and dirty, swamp encrusted tribute to 50's R&B and 60's garage. The songs are about the important things in life, girls, dancing and cars and sometimes all three. There is not a lick of polish (or production values for that matter). The drumming on this is so inept it makes that woman from the White...   [ read more ]

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When 22-year-old Beth Ditto soul-croons, "Well honey honey, honey, honey /I could be so good to you baby," you want her to -- badly. The Gossip's second full-length outing, Movement, transcends elementary roots-riot-garage, injects it with a hefty helpin' of Arkansas-bred gospel, and filters it backwards through Gories and Pussy Galore territory with a new, more pervasively unapologetic confidence. The band has grown new wings and given loft to some of their more expressive experimentalist leanings and put...   [ read more ]

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Mick Collins and his merry band of Dirtbombs (which, this time around, features Bantam Rooster's Tom Potter and Detroit studio wiz Jim Diamond) bring the soul on their sophomore album Ultraglide In Black, named after Ultraglide in Blue, a cool late-nite flick from your youth. All the influences that helped shaped his sonic psyche are in the forefront here - Sly & the Family Stone, Marvin Gaye, Curtis Mayfield, Stevie Wonder, Parliament, the Miracles and host of others too obscure to mention all have their ...   [ read more ]

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