Posts Tagged ‘Ipecac Recordings’
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › F on Monday, June 1st, 2015
Even in the wake of their reunion tours stretching back to 2009, the reality of a new studio album from Faith No More, the kings of genre-bending alt rock-metal, seemed highly unlikely. At the height of their powers Faith No More shared a strained relationship with each other, a prickly tension and volatile chemistry that […]
Tags: 2015, Faith No More, Ipecac Recordings, Luke Saunders, Review
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › I on Monday, May 18th, 2009
Like Tool, Isis has smartly embraced the notion that their already atmospheric, enveloping creations can be even more enthralling when there’s a visual dimension to play off of. Although it remains to be seen whether Tool‘s Adam Jones’ involvement in Wavering Radiant will lead to the same astounding videos he’s done for his own band, […]
Tags: 2009, Ipecac Recordings, Isis, Jordan Itkowitz, Review
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › U on Friday, June 22nd, 2007
Since 1988, New York’s Unsane have laid waste to the hardcore competition with every successive release. Pioneers of the noisecore subgenre, their 1991 debut featured a decapitated man on a train track (an idea that Mexican death-metal junkies Brujeria would later tweak for their debut album art), and every album cover since then has highlighted […]
Tags: 2007, Chris Ayers, Ipecac Recordings, Review, Unsane
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › H on Tuesday, June 19th, 2007
The term “hella” is the West coast equivalent of New England’s “wicked,” an intensive adjective used frequently to strengthen expressions, and both can be used interchangeably: “it’s wicked (= very) cold today” or “she was driving hella (= extremely) fast.” While Wicked is also the name of a book made into a Broadway musical, Hella […]
Tags: 2007, Chris Ayers, Hella, Ipecac Recordings, Review