Radio Moscow Albums Ranked

Radio Moscow is an American psychedelic rock band from Story City, Iowa. Formed in 2003, the band currently features singer-guitarist Parker Griggs, bassist Anthony Meier, and drummer Paul Marrone. Signed to Alive Naturalsound Records, the trio has released five full-length albums as of June 2017. Prior to the formation of the band, Parker Griggs recorded under the solo alias Garbage Composite. After completing an album’s worth of material, Griggs enlisted bassist Serana Andersen to form Radio Moscow, and the duo relocated to Colorado. Following a show, Griggs got a demo into the hands of The Black Keys frontman Dan Auerbach, who then helped in getting Radio Moscow signed to Alive Naturalsound Records. During this time, Parker recorded the contents of 3 & 3 Quarters which was eventually released in 2012 under Radio Moscow. The album is predominantly Garage Rock, with all instruments handled by Griggs. Here are all of Radio Moscow’s albums ranked.

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7. The Great Escape Of Leslie Magnafuzz (2011)

“Rock music has moved underground. The mainstream now belongs to hip hop, dubstep, and the like. As a rock fan it’s sad to see turntables, computers, and drum machines replace electric guitar, bass, and real drums as the essential appendage to sex and youthful rebellion.”

6. New Beginnings (2017)

“WOW! Any fan of power trios from the 60’s will love this album. This is my first Radio Moscow purchase and won’t be my last. Time to pick up the back catalog!”

5. Live! In California (2016)

“Another must-see masterpiece, given to us by the great Moscow radio, with their formidable ultra-powerful hard rock, here in a live version, where their sound finds the most suitable dimension and stands out most compared to studio albums.”

4. Magical Dirt (2014)

“Guitarist/vocalist Parker Griggs keeps with the formula releasing another top notch heavy psychedelic blues rock album. With backing from drummer Paul Marrone and bassist Anthony Meier, Griggs has a rhythm section not only able to keep up to his own playing, but to maintain the blistering pace.”

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3. 3 & 3 Quarters (2012)

“Good album, not perfect. I’d say it’s the most different from all the albums from Radio Moscow. I think I would recommend to a fan of guitar rock, but I’m not sure who else.”

2. Brain Cycles (2009)

“This album from Radio Moscow is definitely a much better offering than their first release. The two man band has a White Stripes feel to it because of the vocals, but less commercial. They provide a 70’s psychedelic/blues sound with excellent guitar work, I mean amazing guitar work from Parker Griggs who also handles vocals and percussion. Zach Anderson lets loose with a grinding bass on all tracks.”

1. Radio Moscow (2007)

“This is a great album, that in my opinion was cut to be played on vinyl. The only thing is that I personally think they should have left it all instrumental. But this is still a real gem.”