Category Archives: Review

Jon Spencer Blues Explosion – GroundControlMag.com: Interview / Live Review

Posted on October 22, 2012 by admin

“There is no overstatement in that – it’s just that good – but Bauer modestly explains that the overall ‘return to basics’ feel was very much on his mind when it came to recording the album. “I don’t know if … Continue reading →

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Jon Spencer Blues Explosion – Birthdays, London: Photos / Review

Posted on October 4, 2012 by admin

A set of photos and a feature about the Jon Spencer Blues Explosion show at Birthdays, Dalston, London on 26 September 2012 has been posted on the Live on 35mm blog.

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Jon Spencer Blues Explosion – PasteMagazine.com: Meat and Bone Review

Posted on October 3, 2012 by admin

“…none of those bands could, and still can’t, match the flair of the JSBX at full throttle, as they are on nearly all of Meat And Bone. It’s a monumental return – pure, unfiltered American rock ‘n’ roll – and … Continue reading →

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Jon Spencer Blues Explosion – Birthdays, London: Reviews

Posted on October 1, 2012 by admin

New reviews of the Jon Spencer Blues Explosion show at Birthdays, London on 26 September 2012 have been posted on LouderThanWar.com and Freakout-Online.com. “First song is over and before anyone can go WHeeeeeeeyyyyyyyyyy…….the next song begins and stops,starts again, has … Continue reading →

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Jon Spencer Blues Explosion – Meat and Bone Reviews

Posted on September 27, 2012 by admin

Two recently posted reviews of The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion album Meat and Bone: “And, man, do they cook up a storm: “Black Mold” and “Bag of Bones” is one of JSBE’s finest one-two punches in their whole discography, and … Continue reading →