Category Archives: Review

Jon Spencer Blues Explosion – Meat and Bone: Australia

Posted on September 20, 2012 by admin

The Australian edition of Meat and Bone by The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion is released by Freeform Patterns on 21 September 2012. This edition of the album includes the bonus tracks Gadzooks! and James Brown and the Famous Flames cover … Continue reading →

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Jon Spencer Blues Explosion – Meat and Bone: Pitchfork / Quietus

Posted on September 20, 2012 by admin

Reviews of the Jon Spencer Blues Explosion album Meat and Bone been posted online today by Pitchfork.com and TheQuietus.com: “The Blues Explosion barrel through the album’s 12 tracks as if they have no legacy to uphold, no expectations to live … Continue reading →

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Jon Spencer Blues Explosion – Bowery Electric: Review / Photos

Posted on September 19, 2012 by admin

“At one point during the show, Spencer affirmed the group’s devotion to its roots, telling the crowd they recorded the album “right over there on Avenue B!” before slipping into a fitting cover of the Beastie Boys’ She’s On It.” … Continue reading →

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Jon Spencer Blues Explosion – Meat and Bone: Reviews

Posted on September 19, 2012 by admin

Two new Jon Spencer Blues Explosion – Meat and Bone reviews have been posted online today: “The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion – Meat & Bone Reviewed: 8 Years Away But Still F*cking Brilliant” – SabotageTimes.com “…expectations are blown away with … Continue reading →

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Jon Spencer Blues Explosion – GroundControlMag.com: Meat and Bone

Posted on September 18, 2012 by admin

“Here, Simins taps and detroys his drum kit with beautiful ferocity; if anyone ever said drumming was the real sweet science and not boxing, it’s because they saw how Russell Simins plays. Here, Judah Bauer channels the rock, blues, soul … Continue reading →

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