GODZILLA IN THE KITCHEN

Godzilla in The Kitchen

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3.14 | 3 ratings | 1 reviews | 33% 5 stars

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Studio Album, released in 2015

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Up the River (7:04)
2. Broken Dance (4:02)
3. The Turn (5:14)
4. Elis Speech (4:41)
5. Propagation of Violence (5:34)
6. Dr. Moth (6:38)
7. Stick to Your Daily Routine (11:12)
8. Provoking as Teenage Sex (3:18)
9. The Universe Is Yours (11:34)
10. The Fridge (3:13)

Total Time 62:30

Line-up / Musicians

- Eric Patzschke / guitars
- Simon Ulm / bass
- Felix Rambach / drums

Releases information

Self-released Digital album

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GODZILLA IN THE KITCHEN Godzilla in the Kitchen ratings distribution

3.14
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Essential: a masterpiece of progressive rock music(33%)
Excellent addition to any prog rock music collection(33%)
Good, but non-essential (33%)
Collectors/fans only (0%)
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Review by Windhawk
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German band GODZILLA IN THE KITCHEN was formed back in 2011, consisting then as now of three musicians, handling bass, drums and guitars respectively. Their self-titled debut album "Godzilla in the Kitchen" is their debut album, as well as their sole release to date, and was self-released in 2015.

Hard, instrumental progressive rock that borrows an idea or two from the stoner rock department comes across as a good general description of Godzilla in the Kitchen, complete with both subtly adventurous and occasionally expressive instrument details. A certain affection for riff based creations and a gnarly stoner rock tinged guitar sound is merited to enjoy this album, as rare a band that gives the bass in particular a liberal amount of limelight moments. An album with more of a niche appeal in my book, and a niche without too many competitors at that.

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