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After Black December, 16Volt Enter The Negative Space

8 September 2016 By jesse Leave a Comment

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For me, the past few 16Volt records have been growers. Albums like Supercoolnothing and FullBlackHabit instantly made me fall in love with the Eric Powell-led industrial outfit but subsequent releases took a little more time for the same feelings to come back to the surface. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Album Reviews, Music, New Releases, Rock And Roll Fables Tagged With: 16Volt, Allison Scharf, Eric Powell, Marc Jordan, Rock And Roll Fables, The Negative Space

16 for ’16: A Rock And Roll Fables Guide To The Best Releases Of The New Year

26 January 2016 By jesse Leave a Comment

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Happy New Year’s! New year, new music! So what are we excited for this year? Glad you asked! Here’s a rundown of what we think will be played incessantly at the Rock and Roll Fables offices: [Read more…]

Filed Under: Album Reviews, Music, New Releases Tagged With: 16Volt, All Tvvins, American Head Charge, Bob Mould, Child Bite, Corrosion Of Conformity, Crazy Eyes, Diiv, Eric Powell, Filter, Gozu, He Is Legend, Incarnate, Killswitch Engage, Knives Out, Merge Records, Middle Class Rut, Napalm Records, Nuclear Blast Records, Patch The Sky, Pledgemusic, Richard Patrick, Rock And Roll Fables, Summoner, Surgical Meth Machine, Tango Umbrella, White Lies, Youth Code, Zack Lopez

Black December Debuts Vol. 1, 16Volt Fans Rejoice

23 June 2015 By jesse Leave a Comment

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Man, Eric Powell is pissed off. If you thought 16Volt was the be all/end all of Powell then you ain’t heard nothing yet. Rising from the ashes of that industrial juggernaut, Black December might share some 16Volt traits but is something else entirely despite sharing the vocalist. Sure, opener “With This Ending” has enough of those memorable hooks and big choruses that set 16Volt apart from the rest but it’s fueled by this primal intensity not heard from Powell in some time. As a whole, Vol. 1 is a visceral beast and filled with enough rage this side of a Bush-era Ministry album. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Album Reviews, Music, New Releases, Rock And Roll Fables Tagged With: 16Volt, Black December, Bobby "Crowbob" Thomas, Eric Powell, Erik Gustafson, Keith Hirschman, Kimber Parrish, Metropolis Records, Mike Peoples, Rock And Roll Fables, Vol. 1

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