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donderdag 31 oktober 2019

Airbourne – Boneshaker


Airbourne – Boneshaker
Spinefarm – 2019
Rock, Hardrock, Pubrock
Rated: ****

We mentioned it before when we mentioned Airbourne. We had a great interview with Joel and Ryan many years ago which almost made them travel south because Rhino Bucket was playing my hometown. That was many many moons ago and to this day Airbourne still sounds like that day and still sounds like everything great about Aussie Pub Rock and still sounds like,  yes, ACDC… But they reference the band themselves, cause it is the best way to explain what kind of music they make. Cause The Angels, Rose Tattoo and Billy Thorpe are just not that well known outside the big continent island… Are the boys approaching perfection with their fifth studio album Boneshaker? Hell no, and that’s just the way we like it. Ten tracks filled to the absolute max with pure and unadulterated hardrock. It is once again highly energetic, thanks to those ballsy riffs, stampeding drums and scream along choruses. And all that in only half an hour! A few brilliant moments with anthems like Burnout The Nitro or Sex To go and a very warm, live sounding sound. Sweet stuff! And come on, there are always those late night drives or parties that are dying down that could use a big kick in the balls! And what better way to do that then to soundtrack the night away with Airbourne

(Written by JK)



donderdag 13 januari 2011

Rhino Bucket – Who’s Got Mine?




Rhino Bucket – Who’s Got Mine?
Acetate – 2011
Rock/Pub/Hard/Metal
Waardering: ***

Last year I saw Rhino Bucket perform in my hometown for a handful of drunken muppets and a horse’s head and almost thought I was somehow transported to extra footage of the dvd Anvil: The Story of Anvil. Cause Rhino Bucket is also a completely forgotten band and one that has regretfully completely missed the boat. Unjustly so; as Joel O’Keeffe of Airbourne already told me once: “Rhino Bucket, Fuck yeah!” But right after their ‘wonderful’ European tour the guys entered the studio as one of the only not Australian Pub Rock bands to record their sixth true album Who’s Got Mine? since 1987. (Thanks to helping hand platform kickstarter.com.) On this album they are joined by drummer Anthony ‘Tiny’ Biuso of Hed(Pe) and True Sounds of Liberty. The result is archetypical pub rock and the pure Rhino Bucket ode to this style of music. No-nonsense, straight forward, working man’s rock. Drink, party and pass out!