No-Neck Blues BandBest No-Neck Blues Band Albums Ranked

Qvaris

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8.0

“5RC issues the prolific collective's most refined and convincing statement since the 2001 epic Sticks and Stones May Break My Bones.”

Nine For Victor

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7.1

“The unpredictable improv group here trims its 70-minute set from the 2005 Victoriaville Festival into a nine-song, 45-minute album that features short chunks of music cut off before they can climb or crest.”

Clomeim

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6.5

“Veterans of the tape-trading and micro-label cultures, No Neck Blues Band have been releasing music for more than a decade but this is oddly only their fourth proper studio album-- and it finds the band touching on metal's sonic heft and under-surface collision.”

Intonomancy

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5.6

“There's so much to fear in New York right now: Fed-Exed nukes from North Korea, low-grade Uranium shavings cast from the top of the Empire State building as cheapo fallout, a smallpox outbreak carried through the subway tunnels it was hard enough climbing stairs thinking \x93Any moment now, I could slip and break my neck.\x94 And yet, as I dwell on the unlikely finality of that snap, the supposedl”