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Welcome to our music collection. Updated weekly, our mission is to bring you new, refreshing music covering all genres. No more weeding through other music sites -- we only bring you selections that will stimulate your ears. We also encourage musicians to submit songs for review. Not only will we post our review, but we'll make your song available for downloading by the Angsthead community. You need music jukebox software to download and listen to the songs. To obtain free software from REAL, click the button below. To check out past installments of the Angsthead Music Page, click here to visit our Music Archive.
So turn the volume up on your speakers and check out our selections!
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BAND: Aztek trip
SONG: Average Day
GENRE: Alternative Pop
FROM: Allentown, PA
Heavy guitars and melodic vocals make this song from Aztek Trip a keeper. What's up with all of these great bands sprouting from the depths of Pennsylvania? Maybe I should send one of my minions out there to check it out!
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BAND: The Gliders
SONG: Skyscraper Blues in "A"
GENRE: Power Pop
FROM: Harrisburg, PA
I have been blasting this song all week at work and guess what? Even the cleaning staff has been singing along and strumming air guitars. We need more music like this on the radio.
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BAND: The Crosswalk
SONG: Vile
GENRE: Indie Rock
FROM: Studio City, CA
As soon as I heard the opening guitar on this song, I thought of faithful Angsthead patron, Louse. I can just picture Louse and his bandmate, Bill Coitus, jamming to this song as they drive to their rehearsal space by the Farmer John hog rendering facility. THIS SONG IS A MUST DOWNLOAD.
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BAND: Paul Cooper
SONG: CEM2: New Stuff
GENRE: Break Beat
FROM: Kettering, UK
Hey Kool Aid!! I thirsting for some funky breakbeats! Imagine at this point the giant Kool Aid man busting through the wall holding a boombox that is shaking the house with this cut from Paul Cooper. Big, FUNKY beats on this one, kids.
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BAND: Useless I.D.
SONG: Dreams
GENRE: Punk Pop
FROM: Haifa, Israel
I never thought of Israel as a hotbed of melodic punk until I heard Useless I.D. Great driving guitars put these guys on my list of favorite bands from the Middle East.
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