SUNDAY SONGS TO SNARGLE FOOFERON TO: A TRIO OF GOODNESS BY DUB TRIO (FEATURING MIKE PATTON!)
Sunday, April 19th, 2009 at 5:24pm by Kip Wingerschmidt
If yesterday was whiskey (n weed), and tomorrow be weed (n weed — 4/20, brah), then what’s on the menu for today?
I just got a new shipment of fooferon, so I will personally be snargling the hell outta that — what’s your pleasure?!?
If you’re dry (or wet), please enjoy this sampling of Dub Trio from their second album New Heavy. One of the tracks features some singer by the name of Mike Patton, who apparently scores action films and I believe used to play in a band or two back in the gay 90s…
DUB TRIO — “Screaming At The Sea”
DUB TRIO — “Cool Out And Coexist”
DUB TRIO (featuring MIKE PATTON) — “Not Alone”
(all from New Heavy; “Not Alone” also on Patton’s Peeping Tom album — both from 2006)
-KW

Me and my advanced reptilian brain (ahem, rather: ‘my advanced reptilian brain and I’) were never the biggest fans of stoner rock mainstays Clutch, but they sure did make it hard to hate on their simple n stony hardcore-flavored early jamz from the beginning of the gay 90s.
Once upon a time, I couldn’t get enough of this
–if you lived under a poop-stained rock last year, then you may have missed Protest the Hero’s epic album Fortress; here’s the first track:
Or as holler-riffic future-fowad Chicago label
Can you think of a more fitting way to celebrate bloody ol’ St. Valentine’s Day than by a couple tunes from the legendary band Death?
I been a huge fan of Baltimore’s Dark Water Transit for so goddman long (yup), and it is my esteemed pleasure to present their sonic assault to your unsuspecting ears.


















