Royal Trux
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With their untitled 1992 album, Royal Trux tentatively abandoned the noise aesthetic of their first two albums and began writing real songs. Surprisingly, they were strong songs, bristling with the group's love of rock sleaze and junkie culture, as well as riffs that are captivatingly tough and sloppy. And Jennifer...
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Royal Trux's 1990 four-song album Twin Infinitives holds an odd position in the canon of drug music. Neil "Michael" Hagerty and Jennifer Herrema have said that although the album itself wasn't composed while under the influence (a dubious statement to say the least), it was "quality-tested" while high on such...
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Audiopile Review: An artist’s best work is not always their most representative. No Funkadelic album rocks quite as straightforwardly as ‘Maggot Brain’. But did George Clinton ever release a better album? Arguable. Peter Hammill’s proto-punk masterwork ‘Nadir’s Big Chance’ is hardly typical of the art-rock icon’s output. But, heck, it...
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BACK IN PRINT! The 1995 album by the NYC noise institution, issued on vinyl! Limited availablity....
