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Ragnar of Ravensfjord
Reviewed 2009-06-28
Reviewed 2009-06-28
Punky garage rawk from Italy. Nothing polished but nothing super-raw just 12 tunes with big guitars and a lotta attitude. Dig this if you like: Thee Headcoats, Gories, Troggs, and a whole lotta stuff on In The Red, Get Hip, Crypt labels.
(((((1))))) Fast, punkified garage rawk with blowin’ harmonica & screams. Nothing fancy just pure energy.
((((2)))) Simple shuffle beat/tempo and kinda fast 1966-era inspiration. Cool chord changes, too. Shows more than the usual 3 chord monte limitations of some garage bands.
((((3)))) Fast country twang via garage punk.
((((((4)))))) Wonderfully sloppy garage punk. Awesomeness. Catchy & lots of nice harmonies + “woooowwaahh” screams.
((((5)))) Doot-doot-doot-strum & bash. More harmonica, Definite points for that great guitar sound & chords.
((((6)))) (FCC “FUCKING” sung twice) Mid-tempo 1966ish rave-up with the slashin’ of 70’s punk.
((((((7)))))) Rabid but poppy & oddly twangy garage-punk with a great vocal build up & more screeamin’!
(((((8))))) Holy Headcoats, Batman! Big strummy stomper with plenty of attitude & a cool Continental accent.
(((9))) Basic, fast punky rocker with more harmonica.
((((10)))) Shuffle pattern chords, harmonica, “I need some luvin’ naaaw/I’m a mess” style garage rocker.
((((11)))) Fast chicken-pickin’ garage-cow-punk with some good bass & sloppy but totally apt vocals.
(((((12))))) More mid-60’s rave-up/stomp chords and snarlin’ vocals with a very “fuck off” attitude. Rad drum sound, too.
(((((1))))) Fast, punkified garage rawk with blowin’ harmonica & screams. Nothing fancy just pure energy.
((((2)))) Simple shuffle beat/tempo and kinda fast 1966-era inspiration. Cool chord changes, too. Shows more than the usual 3 chord monte limitations of some garage bands.
((((3)))) Fast country twang via garage punk.
((((((4)))))) Wonderfully sloppy garage punk. Awesomeness. Catchy & lots of nice harmonies + “woooowwaahh” screams.
((((5)))) Doot-doot-doot-strum & bash. More harmonica, Definite points for that great guitar sound & chords.
((((6)))) (FCC “FUCKING” sung twice) Mid-tempo 1966ish rave-up with the slashin’ of 70’s punk.
((((((7)))))) Rabid but poppy & oddly twangy garage-punk with a great vocal build up & more screeamin’!
(((((8))))) Holy Headcoats, Batman! Big strummy stomper with plenty of attitude & a cool Continental accent.
(((9))) Basic, fast punky rocker with more harmonica.
((((10)))) Shuffle pattern chords, harmonica, “I need some luvin’ naaaw/I’m a mess” style garage rocker.
((((11)))) Fast chicken-pickin’ garage-cow-punk with some good bass & sloppy but totally apt vocals.
(((((12))))) More mid-60’s rave-up/stomp chords and snarlin’ vocals with a very “fuck off” attitude. Rad drum sound, too.
Recent airplay
Between Two Little Hands
Hipster Garbage (sub) — Sep 01, 2009
Mr. Jones
Bloodstains Across Atherton — Aug 22, 2009
Between Two Little Hands
Hipster Garbage [with Trent] — Aug 18, 2009
Between Two Little Hands
Bloodstains Across Atherton-No Bosses, No Managers — Aug 08, 2009
Between Two Little Hands
New World Disorder — Aug 01, 2009
Into This Place
Music Casserole — Jul 25, 2009
Charting
2009-06-28 — 2009-08-30
| Week Ending | Airplays |
|---|---|
| Aug 23 | 2 |
| Aug 9 | 1 |
| Aug 2 | 1 |
| Jul 26 | 2 |
| Jul 19 | 2 |
| Jul 12 | 1 |
| Jul 5 | 2 |
Track listing
| 1. | My Brown Friend | ||
| 2. | Into This Place | ||
| 3. | If You Walk Alone | ||
| 4. | Between Two Little Hands | ||
| 5. | This Afternoon | ||
| 6. | What I've Done | ||
| 7. | Right Time To Kill You | ||
| 8. | A Way To Satisfy Me | ||
| 9. | I Wanna Put You Out Of My Head | ||
| 10. | Just For One Day | ||
| 11. | My Promise | ||
| 12. | Mr. Jones |