No Paris / No Harm confronts you with Junko’s extreme vocal manipulations and the squealing crunch of Jojo’s electric guitar onslaught and Toshiji Mikawa’s electronics
Meklarah is under threat from the sinister machinations of the devious necromancer Rakinar
’'Ascension Codes' is a remarkably far-reaching work
had no idea how to present them
Accept When walks the line between post-rock and contemporary jazz
Royal Trux - Platinum Tips + Ice Cream LP Erstwhile No Paris / No HarmPlatinum Tips + Ice Cream is the first release from Royal Trux in 17 years, culled from two live sets recently recorded in New York and Los Angeles. It is raw, unpolished and, according to the band, "unrehearsed," with songs that span the band's catalog and deep cuts. It's not easy to return with (or recommend) a live rock 'n' roll record, but dammit, Platinum Tips is a hurling gut punch of a document. Hagerty's guitar fuzz is thick and gelatinous, a