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Jason Roche

Los Angeles
As seen in: Newsweek, The Conversation, LA Weekly, Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly, The Table Read
Civilian Name: Clint Mayher. Wrote about heavy metal for Blabbermouth and LA Weekly under JASON ROCHE pen name as tribute to childhood bros that love the metal.
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Girl Power Heads To The Home Of Cricket In Top Of Off By Jason Roche

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By Jason Roche
| The Table Read
Sharing is caring! As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. On The Table Read Magazine, “the best book magazine in the UK“, for all those previously stumped by cricket, Jason Roche’s Top Of Off captures the contemporary zeitgeist of girls encroaching upon a traditionally boys’ sporting pastime. For those not familiar with cricket, understanding the game can be more than a bit challenging.
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Earth's Dylan Carlson Returns With More Haunting Sounds

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By Jason Roche
| LA Weekly Verified
Jason Roche 4 EXPAND Earth (Dylan Carlson, L; Adrienne Davies, R) Courtesy of Sargent House AA The 1990's saw guitarist/bassist Dylan Carlson generate body-rumbling instrumental drone-metal as part of seminal Northwest band Earth. The 2000's have seen Carlson steer the musical evolution of Earth into a haunting mix of doom-metal and dark Americana. Earth's new record, Full Upon Her Burning Lips, is out now.
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Brown Acid Reveals the Lost Predecessors to Today's Stoner Rock

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By Jason Roche
| LA Weekly Verified
The phrase "stoner rock" is a catch-all term that in 2019 seems to be liberally applied to any music in the rock or metal genres that has a slight psychedelic edge. We've seen it applied to bands as diverse as O.C. sand-and-surf rockers Fu Manchu, San Diego jam-out wizards Earthless and the Motörhead-on-steroids Bay Area metallers High on Fire.
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