Duff McKagan’s column runs every Thursday on Reverb. He writes about what music is circulating through his space every Monday.This may be my second time writing on this band. I just think they are too good.There was a band that started in the late 90’s from our very own Tri Cities, that was so far ahead of their time that it was sure to fail without the right label and management guidance. In 1996, with the average age of the band being 16, Loudermilk made their first LP, Man With Gun. Given the age of this band, this first record was an insanely majestic and dark record that started the inevitable major-label bidding war.The result was The Red Record, made down in Los Angeles in 2000 and 2001 with the full host of ‘it’ producers of that time. The record is amazing, and of course it died a quick death. It was just too different, then, I suppose. May I present, Loudermilk:– “Estrogen, Oxygen, Aches In My Teeth Again,” Loudermilk (The Red Record)– “California,” Loudermilk (The Red Record)– “Kreates A Presence To Blush,” Loudermilk (The Red Record)In my opinion, every song on this record is special and different and really, anything I would have to comment on any of them would be just dumb words, pale and hollow if set against this majestic body of musical work.