afterstasis presents an album a day.

[afterstasis]

i've honestly never been a monster magnet fan, but their first few albums aren't bad.

[JukeBoxHero]

Go being in high school! Also I'm very sorry for not making the blog post yesterday, I was hanging out with some people late. I'm making it now though.

[clashcityrocker10]

i've honestly never been a monster magnet fan, but their first few albums aren't bad.

Alright, maybe I'll look into those.

[LegendofRock3021]

That Roland Young album is superb, an amazing psyched-out jazzy experience.

[ROCKBANDFANATIC7526]

Humo Del Cairo - Self Titled
Genre: Psychedelic/Stoner Rock
Year: 2007

Really easy-going heavy psych, sometimes sounding like Hendrix with Kyuss's rhythm section.
One of the best things I've heard out of Argentina lately.

Recommended If You Like: Kyuss, Monster Magnet, Fu Manchu, Nebula, Los Natas, and Colour Haze.

Sample via myspace.

Going to the top of my future download list.

[Dante1847]

still spinning that Poem Rocket album...good lord, is it good. gotta check out that jazz album, though

[afterstasis]

i'm really surprised poem rocket's getting more love than number one cup, but glad you dug it.

[Dante1847]

Ill also tell you: what tripped me out about the Humo del Cairo album is, it starts off with consistent hard, aggressive tempos....then suddenly turns a 180 and puts out the softer acoustic touch with "Errantes"....which later churns out that bluesy vibe (kinda reminded me of "Midnight Rambler"). then the album returns back to its rougher edges. Felt like "Errantes" was used as a breather.

love experimentation like that, whether intended or not

[JukeBoxHero]

I love the Poem Rocket stuff(are the other albums worth checking into?) but I think I prefer Number One Cup, both were great albums of the day though. I'm going to check into some of the other recent ones tomorrow.

[Dante1847]

I love the Poem Rocket stuff(are the other albums worth checking into?) but I think I prefer Number One Cup, both were great albums of the day though. I'm going to check into some of the other recent ones tomorrow.

John Villemonte was ok, but def give Humo de Cairo a listen...I think you'll like it. I gave it one listen so far, enjoyed it very much