Trans Am says:A hit of 80's style heavy metal from San Francisco bay area heros, Ruffians. The guitar work of Chris Atchison and Craig Behrhorst is a swirl of fiery mayhem that carries Rich Wilde's powerful metal howls into a flaming abyss. No cookie monster vocals here, Wilde is an accomplished singer, and as the title of this song suggests, the lyrics speak not of satanic doom but of idealism and perseverance.
What She SaidbyThe Cynics pop, rock, power pop How fitting that I would find this today, as I read a bunch of political blogs, as the Dem' convention gets underway, and there seem...more »
Clove DopebyThe S.I.G.I.T. rock, hard rock What do you do about a band whose bio states, "Let The Distortion Has Its Sound, Then Give a Way For Visible Ideas of Perfection"?...more »
JolenebyCake pop, rock, alternative Amazing that a band like Cake could come from Sacramento. Not that there's anything wrong with Sac, other than it's a barren land of government...more »
Get It OnbyThe Chevelles pop, rock, power pop Much as I'm all about hard rock, I still love a good power pop song. The Chevelles peel out like a Beach Boys record played...more »
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