Wednesday, September 2, 2009
shitty hungarian translation hard to understand, but seems like a good review
I looked at some of the YouTube clip, Danko Jones and the last disc also átrágtam myself, but it's fine I do not understand what it is up to the current high-Danko Jones-mania. Because although the music is really not bad, but not really good, a very good, moreover, as if the singer is also an acute beszédhibával fight. But no matter, I come not to praise Danko Jones, but say that he is missing something (weight, riffs, pulling, dog, tone) to the Barn Burner to come. The disk Bangers 9 dalából 6 total hit. Tuff, punk, heavy, sztóneres-meter kékeres, vulgar simple rock music, Holy Smokes is one of the strongest song of the year. From the számcímekből the disk can be very deep and thought-provoking social and philosophical message: Fast Woman, Beer Today, Tomorrow Bong, Holy Smokes. Beery atmosphere is nice music, starring the riffs, and some 70 years' psychedelia. The songs are usually 3-4 minutes to move, sometimes they are a monumental break for stroke, such as 6 and a half minutes Brohemoth, but not very variálják things too, of course, to slip to 1-2 on the atmosphere. The best song is probably the Holy Smokes and Wizard Island in the closing instrumental album Old Habbits, but basically there is no error in it. The following video to see two songs can be heard, the Runnin 'Reds will not make out much from the one who now hears the first time, but it is worth előrecsévélni 2:45-until, because there is the Tremors, and destroy it. Fund.
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BARN BURNER: BEER TODAY, BONG TOMORROW
Montreal’s Barn Burner is one of the most impressive Sabbath-inspired bands we’ve heard in a long time. The band’s newest offering, Bangers (New Romance for Kids), is pure stoney mayhem. Comprised of heavy, minimal riffs, driving drums and major solos, this album will satiate any metal head’s yearning for primal rock. “Beer Today, Bong Tomorrow” is a new staple in any Chronic Youth DJ set. Be sure to check these dudes out in Brooklyn as we rage with them for a few to-be-announced CMJ showcases.
Barn Burner’s Bangers is out now via New Romance for Kids.
Tuesday, September 1, 2009
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REVIEW: Barn Burner’s “Bangers”
Published August 26th, 2009 at 11:10 am in Music Reviews with no comments
Tagged with Barnburner, hard rock, heavy metal
If you use the title of this album in the way hip-hop artists do, then one might expect for this hard rock album to be full of bangers, or great songs. Barn Burner take from the hard rock and metal traditions of the 70’s and 80’s, combine the best elements of Black Sabbath, Judas Priest, Iron Maiden, and Monster Magnet, mix it in with the same power one might hear when performed by The Foo Fighters, Wolfmother and Queens Of The Stone Age, each of whom were influenced by the same bands, and come up with a riff lover’s heaven with Bangers (New Romance For Kids).
These guys are heavy and show a love for that kind of crunch I grew up listening to, but do it with an unabashed modern attitude which, as they say in “Fast Women”, is not meant to be fucked with. I say this because even with some of the comparisons to older bands, they are very much of the now, and what I like is the fine balance between the heaviness and vocal harmonies, although do not mistake them for being a pop band. Granted, Barn Burners should be extremely popular but they are not Mötley Crüe or Warrant. They will give the guys in Valient Thorr a run for their money, but in the end they could drink and smoke until it’s time to stock up on meat for the next hard rock BBQ.
This is what this is, mighty fine hard rock, just like mom used to fear. Then again, your mom might have been a groupie, who knows.
Thursday, August 27, 2009
Absolute Underground
BARN BURNERS - Bangers
Wednesday, August 19th, 2009New Romance for Kids Records
A powerhouse of an album has landed from this driving force from Montreal. I’m finding it very hard to draw comparisons to any existing band. If Steve Harris [yes, Iron Maiden's own] moved to Montreal and started eating poutine and joined Corrosion of Conformity I’d imagine it would sound a lot like this. Heavily driven by the art of the riff - the fuzzed out guitars take center stage throughout the nine tracks. Vocalist K. Keaglesmith Commands attention on the microphone Clever track titles including “Beer Today, Bong Tomorrow”, but this band is no joke. It hasn’t left my constant rotation for weeks, and I presume it is there to stay.
-Pauly HC
Thursday, August 20, 2009
Chart attack
August 16 - August 22, 2009
| TW | LW | # | ARTIST | ALBUM | LABEL |
| 1 | 2 | 2 | Blackguard * | Profugus Mortis | Nuclear Blast |
| 2 | 3 | 8 | Coalesce | Ox | Relapse |
| 3 | -- | 1 | Augury * | Fragmentary Evidence | Goodfellow |
| 4 | 1 | 5 | Sunn O))) | Monoliths & Dimensions | Southern Lord |
| 5 | 7 | 3 | Barn Burner * | Bangers | New Romance For Kids |
Friday, August 7, 2009
Wednesday, July 29, 2009
Barn Burner enter top loud
| 1 | 3 | Sunn O))) | Monoliths & Dimensions | Southern Lord |
| 2 | 1 | Coalesce | Ox | Relapse |
| 3 | -- | Barn Burner | Bangers | New Romance For Kids |
| 4 | 8 | Obituary | Darkest Day | Gibtown |
| 5 | 4 | Dead And Divine | The Machines We Are | Distort |
| 6 | -- | Blackguard | Profugus Mortis | Nuclear Blast |
| 7 | 7 | Goatwhore | Carving Out The Eyes Of God | Metal Blade |
| 8 | -- | Nadja | When I See The Sun Always Shines On TV | The End |
| 9 | -- | Darkest Hour | The Eternal Return | Victory |
| 10 | -- | Minsk | With Echoes In The Movement Of Stone | Relapse |
Friday, July 3, 2009
Thursday, July 2, 2009
MONTREAL MIRROR
Bangers (New Romance for Kids)
With the mind-numbing title to this debut and songs like “Beer Today, Bong Tomorrow,” “Wizard Island” and “Brohemoth,” you would figure these local heshers would have their tongues firmly placed in cheeks, but with double-barrelled riffs this blazing, these “brahs” are hardly just in it for the yuks. Bang the head that doesn’t beer-bong. 7/10 Trial Track: “Beer Today, Bong Tomorrow” (Johnson Cummins)

