Title: Point of entry
Product review: For those who haven't heard Dredg I offer a simple piece of advice: hear Dredg. As with all music, hearing is believing. Dredg manages to echo aspects of Tool, Miles Davis, early Pink Floyd, and other forms of progressive/art music while retaining a truly unique sound all their own. The drum sound on their albums is the heaviest yet most natural I've ever heard. The band doesn't multi-track everything to death (listen to the Smashing Pumpkins or Boston if you like that). Instead everything has room to breathe because art is about space. The msuic ranges from hard rock to piano ballads to indigenous vocal chants to psychedelic sound washes to free form jazz excursions AND sounds completely cohesive. Dredg is one of the best rock bands on the scene, period. If you crave art is music, and are tired of being fed ... pseudo-indie bands with trashy guitar tones this album may provide salvation. Turn it up loud for maximum effect. It will open your third eye.
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