Showing posts with label mick collins. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mick collins. Show all posts

Thursday, March 7, 2013



Here’s a fuzz-heavy instrumental beast which sounds like the grinding of teeth fed through a fuzz box and speeded up. It’s so buzzy it verges on parody. It’s Napalm Death to Davie Allan’s Black Sabbath. The same kind of thing but twisted, stretched and morphed into something substantially different.

It’s produced by fellow Detroiter Mick Collins, who cranks up the treble and kicks in the bass bins. It’s precisely That Kind Of Thing. No surprises, no shocks, just good solid instrumental mush. Enjoy.


The Silencers - Cyclerific Sounds - Total Energy Records LP NER 3002.

Friday, August 12, 2011

We've not had any Blacktop for a few months, and while it's far from their finest moment, it's still pretty, pretty good.

Blacktop - Mojo Kitty - In The Red Records 7" ITR 026.

Wednesday, August 10, 2011

Gories - Nitroglycerine - New Rose Records 7".

Fresh from twenty one years ago. The Gories first single release on French label, New Rose. The last one for a while from my mate, Richard. He fought hard to get this one. His Rosebud. Based on info from Grunnen Rocks, this was the only time the flip side, Makin' Love appeared on vinyl. The only time it appeared on CD was for the New Rose release of 'I Know You Fine, But How You Doin'? Enjoy.

Gories - Nitroglycerine - New Rose Records 7".

Friday, March 4, 2011