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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Jumpin' Rockets

Astro-Bash!

(DMG Germany)

"Astro-Bash!" and "Jumpin' Rockets" unfurl in the intergalactic-kicks spirit of the boss cover snap. But - deft musical gurus to the left and right - wall-to-wall enchantment here isn't solely composed of spaceman shenanigans. Reserved Jazz stateliness conjures in turns like "Everybody Loves My Baby." Songcraft is thoughtful and many splendored. Graceful guitar glistens. Rhythms soothe. Suggestive quietude washes ashore, only to be suddenly animated by vibrant onrush. "Supernova Bossa," a gentle stroll through absolute pleasance, offers harmonies one might find in a sunflower.

Recommended: "Astro-Bash!," "All Night Long," "Fell in Love with a Stranger," "Love Me Right," "Everybody Loves My Baby," "Jumpin' Rockets," "Wring-Out Boogie," "Only Lies," "I Don't Care," "Hot Rod Racin'," "Supernova Bossa"

Videos: "Astro-Bash!"   "All Night Long"   "Everybody Loves My Baby"   "Wring Out Baby"   "Supernova Bossa"

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Clay Babies

'54 - '64

(Self-issued)

Adventurous and sensitive artistry enjoys vent, as a denim-and-plaid duo have their intriguing ways with Americana stylings. Pleased, indeed, will be ears upon which fall these lissome airs.  A plethora of acoustic music makers are joined in exultant ballet by electrified siblings and judiciously-pitched voices. (And when's the last time you heard an Irish bouzouki?)

Recommended: "Osmanthus," "Coco Tiki," "Rastaman," "Last Banana," "Tilt a Whirl," "Asper Agus P," "Heavy Whipping Cream"

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