It seems that Tornavalanche has once again struck paydirt with their newest e.p. No Money, No Problems. The double drummer action of Tornavalanche, sets a furious pace that the guitar players can barely keep up with. (That's right, not only do they have two drummers, they have two guitar players, three if you count the bass as a guitar.) At times Tornavalanche 's No Money, No Problems seems slightly derivative of Ten Grand or Forstella Ford, but evidently members of Tornavalanche did session work with thes...   [ read more ]

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VINYL FORMAT. Tornavalanche like to party. Much like the sweeping force of nature from which they derived their name, the Chicago/Milkwaukee/Iowa City rockers roar onto the scene with the single-minded drive to tear shit up. Tornavalanche's stripped-down raw power approach to rock'n'roll has been making ripples across the Midwest. Get Rich or Cry Trying, a 12" EP put out in conjunction with Washington DC's Exotic Fever Records, is what Iggy Pop would be playing if he had a yearly backyard BBQ. (Who know...   [ read more ]

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VINYL FORMAT. I love splits when they rock this much. If you're not familiar with Chicago's Tight Phantomz you are seriously missing out. This is some serious fist-pumping-while-wearing-a-headband-and-rocking-an-Old-Style rock and roll. Leg kicks and all, Tight Phantomz rock you through "Sickening" and prepare you the continuing onslaught brought to you by Tornavalanche. Consisting of members of a million other bands, Tornavalanche jam out some great fractured indie rock. If you dig early June of 44' you a...   [ read more ]

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