In our new article we'll take a look in some side projects

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Legendas: N - Nacional I - Importado

As the name says this was the only one tour/album in 1981 on Australia from this supergroup formed by ex-Radio Birdman (seminal australian 80's punk band) bassist Warwick Gilbert, guitarist Deniz Tek, and vocalist Rob Younger, the Stooges' lead guitarist Ron Asheton and MC5 drummer Dennis Thompson. On these tour they played songs from these three bands as Sad Tv, Looking At You, Loose. The first version of this classical album was lauched in 1982 obviously in vinyl, but reedited in 1997 in CD remastered from original tapes but with different cover and some bonus tracks. As live album, capture (almost) all high energy of these historical team. Inside the cover is a brief history of reunion and decision of do this tour. ESSENTIAL!.(DPJ)

The Hydromatics are made up of Detroit rocker Scott Morgan (The Rationals, Sonic's Rendezvous Band - Hellacopters recorded some songs of this band as Heaven and City Slang as B-sides and bonus tracks -, Scots Pirates, Dodge Main - this band with the legend MC5 guitar player Wayne Kramer), Nick Royale(The Hellacopters), Tony Slug and Theo Brouwer (from dutch punk band Nitwitz). They show us the pure 70's rock in their veins, recording live in studio. The sound is almost the same as Hellacopters album High Visibibity. If you liked, Parts Unknown is your album. Some classic songs as Heaven and Dangerous are fantastic.(DPJ)

Mark Arm on vocal Steve Turner on bass (both from Mudhoney), Martin Bland drums and the producer (with Jack Endino on this album) and guitarrist Tim Kerr meet again to record the second album from this project (The first was launched in 1992 by Sub Pop). The sound is one mix of many styles as country and rockabilly with pure noise-rock, more raw than the first (a hand of Jack Endino) on the production. Eminence for Bring On The Judgement Day and From Now On.(DPJ)

Band formed by Max Cavalera and ex-Fudge Tunnel singer/guitarist Alex Newport with contributions from Igor Cavalera, Andreas Kisses and Dino Cazares (ex-Fear Factory guitarist that had a test to play in Limp Bizkit). They mixed extreme metal with sample and drum machine. The final result is so good, so different from their original bands, but so strong and fast. Now a days, Max is playing in Soulfly and Alex Newport is a producer (he produced At the Drive-In, Samiam among others). Eminence for the tracks Blind & Lost and Wating Away.(DPJ)

Jello Biafra meet Ministry and recorded these insane album that can be defined as "Industrial Hardcore". Jello is in shape and singing with a pleasure as in Dead Kennedys times. In these album, the Ministry guys are (much) more punk, deixando de lado the experiences and kicking your ass. If you like Nine Inch Nails, Marilin Manson, even hardcore, you must have this album, that you can find in used sessions on good CD stores. Eminence for Forkboy (that is in the Natural Born Killers soundtrack) and Drug Raid at 4 AM.(DPJ)

This band is Dave Mustaine (Megadeth) guitar, Lee Vig (form the classic punk band Fear that has album launched here) vocals, Jimmy DeGrasso (Suicidal Tendencies) drums, Kelly Lemieus bass. This album mix a little bit of punk, thrash with a great portion of heavy metal. It's a good album, not great, it could be stronghest, but with a great guitar work of mr. Mustaine that composed 10 songs of these 11 songs album. For collectors and Mustaine fans. Eminence for the tracks My Town and Hearts Will Bleed.(DPJ)

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