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Neil Hagerty's impulse to undercut traditional notions of musicality was easier to reconcile as inspired primitivism in Pussy Galore and early Royal Trux when he could barely play. A couple of decades of riffing have resulted in some impressively well-honed guitar chops, though, so Hagerty has to opt for other methods of creative self-sabotage on NIGHTCLUB VISION OF THE ETERNAL, the Howling Hex's third full-length on Drag City. All the songs clock in at interminable lengths, and Hagerty seems to be purposefully playing below his talent. Still, bad Hagerty is always unique rock and better than most. Lyn Madison's soulful vocals are also a highlight.
Audio Mixer: Kris Poulin.
Recording information: New Mexico (03/30/2006-04/09/2006); NM (03/30/2006-04/09/2006).
The Howling Hex: Mike Saenz, Lyn Madison, Neil Michael Hagerty.
Personnel: Mike Saenz (vocals, electric guitar); Neil Michael Hagerty (vocals, baritone guitar); Dan Sylvester (percussion).
Mojo (Publisher) (p.116) - 3 stars out of 5 -- "Hagerty's hypnotic, spidery guitar hasn't sounded this lyrical, this constantly inspired since Trux's 'Dogs Of Love'..." Nightclub Version Of The Eternal Music Howling Hex Nightclub Version Of The Eternal Songs Nightclub Version Of The Eternal Music Nightclub Version Of The Eternal Review
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