DISCOGRAPHY ~
DESTROY! THE MOS GENERATOR ~ CD/Double LP (RxEvolution Recordings - sept. 2008)
THE LATE GREAT PLANET EARTH ~ Vinyl Re-issue (Nasoni records - August 2008)
STEP UP/GODHAND IOMMI ~ 7" (RxEvolution Recordings - April 2008)
SONGS FOR FUTURE GODS ~ LP (Roadburn Records - nov. 2007)
SONGS FOR FUTURE GODS ~ CD (Small Stone recordings - Sept. 2007)
MOS GENERATOR/THE HITCH ~ Split 7" (Flotation records – May 2007)
TALES FROM THE VAULT ~ 10" Picture disc (Flotation Records - may 2007)
THE VAULT SESSIONS ~ CD (Music abuse records – December 2006)
THE LATE GREAT PLANET EARTH ~
*LP - Undersea/Music abuse records – Oct. 2005
*CD – South Spit Records(usa) – March 2006
*CD – Nasoni records(germany)digipack w/poster – April 2006
LIVE AT THE MANETTE ~ CD (Music Abuse Records - March 2004
Limited pressing 100 hand numbered.)
MOS GENERATOR ~ Self Titled CD (Music abuse records – April 2002)
COMPILATIONS ~
Nasoni records Sampler - ‘The Late Great Planet earth’ - Nasoni records 2006
Sucking The 70’s Volume 2 - ‘Garden Road’ - Small Stone Records 2007
The Sound Of the Catacombs - ‘On The Eve’ - Catacomb Records 2008
From The Monkey’s Garage - ‘Silver Olympus’ - 104.9 fm Sampler 2008
Viva La Revolution - ‘Silver Olympus(Rx Mix)’ - RxEvolution Recordings 2008
Undead Forever(Buffalo Tribute cd) - ‘Stay with Me’ - Blood & Iron Records 2008 | View Show | Create Your Own
TEMPLE SOUND. PORT ORCHARD. NOV. 2006. RECORDING "SONGS FOR FUTURE GODS"
Influences
black sabbath,
mountain,
captain beyond,
the sweet,
led zeppelin,
king crimson,
voivod,
leafhound,
grand funk,
hendrix,
deep purple,
necromandus,
rush,
70's judas priest,
budgie,
pink floyd,
golden pig electric blues band,
pentagram
"Firmly committed to bringing back that monstrous riff-heavy rock of the seventies, but dragging it kicking and screaming into the new millennium, Mos Generator create their own version of a great beer party blowout soundtrack." - ripple effect (US)
"In a postmodern world, looking backward has as much value as looking forwards. Mos Generator are unashamedly staring the 70's straight in its bloodshot eye, and doing a damn fine job of it too. The usual postmodernist take on musical genres is to update them somehow; to rob the clothes and leave the flesh behind, like dressing up in your parents' wardrobe relics for a night out. Irony, pastiche, the knowing smugness of the culture vulture ... none of that from Mos Generator. Rather than simply taking the stink of 70's rock as a starting point, they've taken it as their end-point too. Looking back at what in retrospect looks like little more than an era of bad drugs and worse fashion choices, it's easy to forget that the 70's was when heavy metal found its true voice, and penned the blueprint for the multitude of subgenres that proliferate today. The obvious canonical touchstone is always Black Sabbath, and Mos Generator's music unsurprisingly has similarities to the early sound of Black Sabbath. But unlike a lot of stoner rock outfits, Mos Generator have looked further afield, and 'Songs For Future Gods' features the bright melodic hooks familiar from 'lighter' bands like Deep Purple and Thin Lizzy. So you've got your strong central riffs, naturally; but it's not just about rumbling around in drop-D tunings for six minutes per song - there's dynamic motion, contrasting passages full of light and air that throw the jagged rocks of the riff valleys into sharp relief and cast long shadows deep into the songs. It's nothing new, and there's no arguing the toss about that. But it has an authenticity and attention to detail that can only be produced by skilled and dedicated craftsmen at work in a medium they love with a passion." Paul Raven / penny black musiv (UK)
"Mos Generator really can't be cornered into any specific genre, or, as this album exhibits, even a specific era. They are self-professed "seventies rock preservationists" with the sound of a Black Sabbath Rush crossed with a Deep Zepplin Floyd, yet sometimes they sing of a prophetic time period, seemingly light years away. The mind is in a constant state of flux between the sonic old-schooledness and these futuristic mental pictures. Then it bounces you back to the present day. It?s fuckin' strange, but excitedly intriguing." - Bill Mickelson/Nada Mucho (USA)
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MOS GENERATOR - EuroTour Documentary
Listening to "War Song" right now. A whole buncha my favorite bands, all on one record! Thanks for the add, and thanks for the friendship. Great music. Rock on. Cheers
Northwest Mind Meld is finally out! War Song is fucking Epic. ..
Northwest Mind Meld features songs from Northwest heavies Mos Generator, VALIS, The Valley, SkullBot, Golden Pig Electric Blues Band and All Time High.
Track List: 1. War Song - Mos Generator 2. Kiss The Gunner's Daughter - VALIS 3. Steal Sunshine - All Time High 4. Clear Water - The Valley 5. Pentagram - Golden Pig Electric Blues Band 6. Gamma - SkullBot 7. Sun Runner - VALIS 8. Warning Birds - All Time High 9. Love Electric - The Valley 10. This Gift of Nature - Mos Generator 11. Super Ego - SkullBot 12. Never Too Late - Golden Pig Electric Blues Band
Thanks for the add!!!............I hope you enjoy our sound!!!................Another new track in the works!!!..........Thanks again for your time and support!!!..........Your friends in.................Ride For Ruin
*The DUNES*
Thurs April 9th
Rock blowout
w/ ex Napalm Beach/Wippers
"Lost Acolytes"
Seattle’s best rock bros
"Stone Axe"
and Portlands very own
"The Night"!
$5 / 21+
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Hope so much to see you again live in europe!
Come to us, we'll be there, in the first row, and
we'll bang our fuckin head to your awesome riffs!!!!!!!
great stuff! totally kicked me out. big thanks for the add and best greets from Poland :] p.s. i would like to see your show on stage but probably it will never happen....
"SONGS FOR FUTURE GODS" CD 2007
"THE LATE GREAT PLANET EARTH" cd 2006
"THE VAULT SESSIONS" cd 2006
"TALES FROM THE VAULT" 10" picture disc
MOS GENERATOR/THE HITCH split 7"
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