Killer Tone Jones

Electric

(Planet X)

KTJ issues pronouncements in unnerving hush. Lyrics slash-paint grim tableaus, seemingly nightmared in some decaying, lightning-illuminated, hilltop mansion. And stoic accompanists represent the cream of unspeakable dimensions. Just as one is happily stunned by morbidity that snakes through tracks, so, too, does obvious creative intellect rise for recognition. Movements were constructed with bloodshot eyes ever to effect. Unclear is the manner in which this taboo document was smuggled from behind Monster World lines.

Recommended: "Sharknado Apocalypse (Redux 26)," "Crush the Bone (Redux 26)," "Godzilla Rock," "Dead Stick (Redux 26)," "Formaldehyde," "Bad Barbie," "Knuckle Muscle"

Videos: promo (:38)   "Sharknado Apocalypse (Redux 26)"   "Formaldehyde"   "Bad Barbie"   

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The Resurection Doktor   vinyl

(Crazy Love)

16 tracks compiled from previous EPs. Neither medical science nor law enforcement offer explanation for this aberrant life essence. Even explorers combing darkened drive ins and ratty Punk dives are nonplussed. But mohawked monsters dig. When shards of Psycho and other mutant subgenres have coalesced within the confines of a taboo Garage, the creature produced has but one ambition: revelry of dark hallmark. Get in / make your point / get out dictates song construction - that's as should be. Strings that slither through eerie precincts, low-end bass negotiations, and appropriately uncomplicated drumwork provide fitting backdrop for throat pipes that seem scraped off paranormal floor stones.

Recommended: "Crush the Bone," "The Creeper," "The Girl from Planet X," "Death Cabaret," "Drums of the Dead," "Bad Barbie," "Knuckle Muscle"

Videos: "Crush the Bone" (live)   "The Girl from Planet X"   "Bad Barbie" (live audio)   "Knuckle Muscle"

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Death Ray Radio

(Planet X Music)

Evincing all the ghastly accoutrements of a Roger Corman drive-in claw-freak extravaganza, Jones' latest stalks lunar-lit landscapes. The begetter twists six innocent strings into monstrousness that imparts unsettling emblems. And, his voice raspy and icily declarative, he intones tableaus of terror.

Recommended: "Death Ray Radio," "Formaldehyde," "Godzilla Rock," "The Model," "Tarantula Crawl," "Spiders," "Dead Stick," "Please Don't Touch," "The Reckoning"

Video: "Spiders"

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