GAD! Zine

This GADsden band is more of a Nashville band lately, and that makes sense to this writer. They do country-fried rock that makes you jump out of your chair and put your fist in the air. Songs like "Good Life" are a good example. Makes me miss my motorcycle, because Them Dirty Roses are what riding sounds like in my heart. Just some raw dirty loud rock. I love it all, but that is some damn good guitar. TDR are the modern hollering of classic rock. They get it, and you should, too. -Ram Blon  Them Dirty Roses on Facebook ! Them Dirty Roses on Spotify ! P.S.: Them Dirty Roses will be playing at Chestnut Station in Gadsden, AL on Friday November 26, 2021. Hometown Show!

      I first interviewed Genki Genki Panic in 2017. It’s been 4 years and they’ve aged like a fine Transylvanian wine, fermenting and perfecting the spooky craft of what front man Project Bat has coined, Dungeon Surf. When we spoke 4 years ago, I asked if GGP would ever add vocals. “If vocals are meant to happen, they’ll happen.” And as fate would have it, vocals were added through their recently released Spookonia/Spookerboxx EP. My favorite of which was “I Was A Teenage Were-C.H.U.D.” The vocals are a perfect marriage of The Deadly Ones meet Jack Skellington. Definitely check it out.      This, however is a review for their most recently released 3 song EP, The Munge. First up is " The Munge Parasito " . Wait I’ve heard this before! Oh, but not like this you haven’t! " The Munge ..." has been re-recorded and at a very high quality. I’ve always loved this song, but this version is punchier, sandier, and much dungeonier than the previous version - just in time f