Electric Frankenstein

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Hostage Situation

Social Infections

Hammered

Takin' it All

Rocket in My Veins

You're so Fake

Perfect Crime

Nail It Down

Final Damnation

Crank Action

Neurotic Pleasures

Rock 'n' roll Monster

With How to Make a Monster, New York's Electric Frankenstein craft a charged blend of forward-looking rock & roll and use the best of the past as a launchpad. The New York Dolls, Stooges, MC5 and Dead Boys are all sonic predecessors of Electric Frankenste

How to Make a Monster

by  Kurt MorrisWhile normally noted for being a straight-up rock & roll band, on much of The Buzz of 1,000 Volts, Electric Frankenstein seems to smack of a cheap version of a Motörhead or AC/DC album, but without all the guitar solos (although there are a few) or screaming. Instead, the band keeps a consistent beat like a hobbling old man and just seems to drive straight-ahead like many of those '80s hard rock bands. While this album is far superior to any of their previous releases, it seems to lack much of the punch that one would expect a real rock album to have. Electric Frankenstein seems pretty content just doing a standard job of rocking without any of the flair that makes great albums great.

The Buzz of 1000 Volts

More Spare Parts - Non-Lp Tracks from 2010-2013

Super Kool

Conquers the World

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