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Dirty Fences offer a satisfying and youthful obsession with early KISS and Motley Crüe
horn-honking deliberations
who can also be heard on a few soul / funk and rock records from the ‘70s
leads into the thirteen-plus minute epic “Dunwich Whore” where the Ulthar universe becomes all consuming with proggy synth bookends
XETAS - The Tower LP punk blues Dirty Fences offer a satisfyingHighly recommended. Xetas, out of Austin, make an unholy racket, a noisy, feedback blurred firehose spray of sound that does not quite obscure a tendency towards tunefulness. There is plenty of pummel and turmoil and fast slash aggression. The Hierophant (possibly a holdover from the Tarot album) blares rumbling bass driven roar like Burma or Shellac, spiked and heavy. The Xero jacks speed and noise and battling shouts to warp speed like a mixed
