by Grog Mutant | 1999 | Music Reviews - E
Electric Frankenstein – How to Make a Monster – CD (Victory Records) The first thing that snagged me when I saw this Cd was the great cover picture drawn by Coop. Then once I loaded the CD I noticed that there was band information on the disc that you can...
by Gail Pop | 1999 | Music Reviews - E
E.Y.E. – Band It – Let’s Get it on Up – True Positions – 2CD The classic recordings from the legendary E.Y.E. are to say the least original and creative. E.Y.E. is to the Dayton scene what Joe Walsh was to the soundtrack of Fast Times at...
by Johnny Death | 1998 | Music Reviews - E
Enthroned – Towards the Skullthrone of Satan – CD (Metal Blade Records) Black Metal at it’s finest here. 55 minutes of satanic bliss with songs about Satan, Armageddon, the downfall of humanity/ Christianity, and those cold dark Nordic forests. Pull...
by Grog Mutant | 1998 | Music Reviews - E
Esoterics – The Lick – CD (Olive Records) This is a pretty short CD, 9 songs in just under 20 minutes. However, they get their point across and don’t waste your time with boring extended jams. Yeah, so what Grog, what do they sound like? Well, they...
by Grog Mutant | 1997 | Music Reviews - E
Entropical Utopia – An Angel has No Memory – Cassette This is like a dark and scary psychotic episode that luckily is only heard and not seen. If Trent thinks he has accessed the dark depths of the mind he should give this a listen. - Grog Mutant...
by Grog Mutant | 1997 | Music Reviews - E
Egghead – Knock off that Evil – 7″ (Dizzy Records)This is a four song seven by a nerdy sounding punk pop band, of course all punk pop bands are nerdy. This is better than average and really fun, so get it. - Grog Mutant...
by Grog Mutant | 1997 | Music Reviews - E
Entombed – DCLXVI – CD (Zomba Recordings) Just from the name you should be able to figure out what this band sounds like. At least this isn’t death metal, it’s heavy metal played European style (these guys are from Stockholm). If you miss (or...
by Grog Mutant | 1997 | Music Reviews - E
The Everdawn – Poems – Burn the Past – CD (Death Records) Gee, guess what these guys sound like. Let’s see they’re on Death Records (a subsidiary of Metal Blade) and if you could see their back cover there’s a goat like thing with...
by Grog Mutant | 1997 | Music Reviews - E
Eyehategod – Dopesick – CD (Century Media) Well, way back last issue I tried to review this CD, but it didn’t work. So, they sent me another one and now I can finally listen to eyehategod. I finally know what they sound like. Imagine listening to...
by Grog Mutant | 1997 | Music Reviews - E
The Egg – albumen – CD (Discovery Records) This band is part of the new wave of English electronic groups. It is all instrumental and has a jazz, techno type feel that is very boring to me. All I can think of is cringe John Tesh. Their only redeeming...
by Grog Mutant | 1996 | Music Reviews - E
Eyehategod – Dopesick – CD (Century Media) Well, I’ve heard of eyehategod before but, never had a chance to hear them. That is still the case due to this being a defective CD. I put the CD in and all the display said was “disc”, no track...
by Grog Mutant | 1996 | Music Reviews - E
Epperley – Epperley – CD (Triple X Records) This is weird, it sounds like The Pixies fronted by Eddie Vedder. Hard to imagine, but if you listen to this CD you’ll see what I mean. Actually, the more I listen to it the more it grows on me. Once you...
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