Title: An unsung hero of the experimental stoner/space rock genre.
Product review: A heavy-weight aural odyssey of bulldozing drums, piercingly scorched guitar chords, and a resounding bass line that you could believe is the very enraged pulse of a distant celestial body traversing some kind of psychedelicly colored black hole.The entire album is a worthwhile listen. Find a barely lit space, crank the stereo and the subwoofer to 11, and just breath in the unbelievable riffs. If you have the appropriate means, I advise securing your speakers and subwoofer(s) directly to your head -- this is to insure you don't allow even one drop of the liquid tones to escape your thirsting ear canals. I find, in particular, tracks 1, 5, and 6 to be completely transfixing.Originally I stumbled upon this band through their "From Heaven and Hell (A tribute to Black Sabbath)" album. While that album is excellent, it pales in comparison to the rich and decadent experience this untitled album presents.
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