Showing posts with label queens of the stone age. Show all posts
Showing posts with label queens of the stone age. Show all posts

Friday, 18 July 2014

The Neo-Kalashnikovs - Rock Ding Dong Lounge


Thanks to everyone who rocked out at Ding Dong Lounge with The Neo-Kalashnikovs last night. Really impressed by you guys for braving the cold!!!  Shout out to all the other bands that performed on the night and Shane for putting on the show!! Thank you to Ding Dong for having us and their host Rain!!! 
  --LIVE VIDEO FOOTAGE AT DD LOUNGE-- 

You  can stream the songs from the show here: https://soundcloud.com/theneokalashnikovsA Big thank you to Greg, Mikey, Georgia and everyone at Radio Hauraki for spinning "Turn the Tables" you guys are legends! 
Giant shout out to Ding Dongs in house photographer for all the amazing photos as well as the noes live photos taken by Zoran von Jakimov




 

 



Saturday, 13 October 2012

The Neo-Kalashnikovs "She's on Heat" instant download


The Neo-Kalashnikovs "She's on Heat" Instant album download

After playing together as a band for 5 years the L.A rockers The Neo-Kalashnikovs release their debut album to all their fans as a free download. If you like Lana Del Ray and Paramore this albums for you and remember to listen to it loud !

(click on the album for an instant download of pop rock goodness)
The Neo-Kalashnikovs: She's on Heat Instant download Click on the album cover photo 1

Saturday, 25 August 2012

The Neo-Kalashnikovs: She's On Heat


The Neo-Kalashnikovs: She's On Heat

[Here's a link to the album for instant download http://www.mediafire.com/?o58i803sulne38t  ]  

If you have ever wanted a record that brought back those pre 1990's vibes of 
hard rocking Nirvana She's on Heat is for you. Hailing from Auckland 
The Neo-Kalashnikovs know how to rock. From the drum shattering start of 
"Bohemia" a song reminiscent of Metillica's "Nothing else matters" I like it … lots.

Before I listened to She's on Heat I had the pleasure of talking to guitarist Volita Bioletti about her debut album. She said that her aim was to define a movement towards rock without the manufactured stupid girl stereotype. Judging from the first song off the album "Diamonds" I think she's achieved just that. From the twangy sting of what most certainly is a Gibson guitar my speakers imploded. However, what I really like about the lead single "Diamonds" is it's vintage distorted vocals that sound like lead singer Volita is singing down a well in Siberia.

My second favorite song off the swelteringly hot under the collar album was "Shining Star". It's more relaxed tone has a depth lyrically that punches home a theme of love with some tasty banjo. "In a State of Paranoia" was also a real stand out with a reminiscent Yeah Yeah Yeahs swag. Sick.

Gee Gee (L.A Rocker)