It’s
the October edition of THE SLUDGELORD’s “666 PACK REVIEW”! There were a lot of great albums that came
out this month by such SLUDGERLORD favorites as High on Fire, Windhand
and Uncle
Acid and the Deadbeats. If
those bands currently have your turntable preoccupied and you need a break for
some great DIY auditions for THE SLUDGELORD, you’re in the right
place! If you’re new to this, each and
every month we handpick 6 review submissions and critique them by only using 6
words, then we rate them on a scale from 1 to 666! Check
out our negative Nancy
rating scale below:
2
– This isn’t the worst thing we’ve heard this month…it’s the 2nd
worse.
3
– I like your band right now, but I’ll forget about you guys by tomorrow.
4 – I would rate the new High on Fire a four, so the fact that you’re
here isn’t too shabby.
5
– And this would be my rating for the new Uncle Acid and Windhand albums. Rejoice with your bandmates tonight and drink
some gruel!
666
– THE
SLUDGELORD joins forces with The Great Pumpkin and agrees that this
band deserves a 666
rating!!!
1).
U-FOES
“WHITEOUT”
(Oslo , Norway ) Rating: 4
2).
LMDA “Darkest Days And Rituals” (Strasbourg , France ) Rating: 666!
3).
MaxXout
“The
Big Push” (Pittsburgh ,
U.S.A. ) Rating: 2
4).
Neon Burton “Neontology” (Cologne , Germany ) Rating: 3
5).
Electric
Funeral “Death, Cult and Serpent” (Kuala Lumpur , Malayia) Rating: 2
6). The Bateleurs
“Immanent
Fire” (Lisbon , Portugal ) Rating: 5
Band
info: U-FOES || LMDA
|| MaxXout || Neon Burton || Electric Funeral || The Bateleurs