It's best to takes notes as lead singer Jaz Coleman calmly reads a list of provisions ("Put on your masks/And animal skins") because Killing Joke's second self-titled album is about to take over. Moments after Coleman's stoic opening, Geordie Walker's guitar chugs into action and awakens Killing Joke's most threatening juggernaut of an album in years. Bass players Youth and Paul Raven are both back (although Youth's stint in the group looks to be temporary) and Dave Grohl guests ...   [ read more ]

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Justin Broadrick, founder of Godflesh, and Ted Parsons from Swans and Killing Joke team up for this debut full-length. Yes, this is what people mean when they say a band is HEAVY. Living legend Justin Broadrick (Godflesh, Final, Techno Animal, et. al.) brings us his most intensely personal offering to date in Jesu. Combing a wounding groove with a soul-wounded clean-tenor, Broadrick's latest muse burrows deep into the corpus and then starkly paints with repose and resignation. Enigmas never rest, and neith...   [ read more ]

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A dark fusion of Siousxie and The Banshees, Killing Joke and Ramleh. A loud, repetitive racket. "I first listened to Vom in my darkened bedroom, headphones on and flitting in and out of sleep and dreams. The music both relaxed me and left me uneasy. The duality of the experience of listening to Vom is the key in my opinion. Vom play a very hybrid style of music. There are elements of so many bands and genres that it becomes a totally new listening experience. They have a 'metallic' sound, especially to the...   [ read more ]

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