Freek Show Freek Show Step right up to Jim Freek's Los Angeles. Surely we don't want to have to do that awful job. Shooting for a higher public profile and falling short, Entombed robbed themselves of a healthy chunk of the audience they'd won the hard way, and they found themselves in the special limbo that awaits all bands that reach for the brass ring and miss. Their hour had come and gone.
Nobody seems to have bothered to break the news to the guys in Entombed, though.
Their new album, Uprising , spits fire from its opening chord, raging with the kind of piss, vinegar, and adrenaline usually reserved for pimply first-timers. It exudes natural star power. It is arrogant and brave and louder than a jackhammer. Uprising is the beast actually coming back home, stinking and bloody, and is consequently as welcome as a spring breeze. All rights reserved.