2017 release on stolenbodyrecords, featuring loads of fairly heavy, reverby, fuzzy guitars, some drums, some moody echoey vocals and a few Argentinian musicians.
Never got around to buying this as I wasnât that pushed with the stuff on Drone Rock. Having said that it should be something I like. Brace yerself @MGOwner.
This album probably makes you feel like youâre so high you start thinking youâre a cat and it feels like another cat is shoving your head in a meat grinder. You need an emoji for that.
They have two artist pages on Spotify as this album isnât credited to their previous page. That might well be a first for the album club. Tremendously interesting.
Anyway, good opening riff and I thought I might be in for an AC/DC flavoured, stoner rock treat. Didnât quite live up to it.
Has plenty of classic metal chugginess. Perfectly decent and competent if totally unremarkable. Shame they only broke out the saxophone for one track.
It sounds like any number of bands or albums you could have heard over the last 30 years. When you consider what the likes of, say, the Beatles or Jimi Hendrix were up to 20-odd years after the end of World War II then Iâm afraid we canât really rate Kill West very highly.
I quite liked this. There are some decent tunes with interesting riffs and drum patterns and the vocals were suited to the music. Overall a bit derivative but very listenable. 3.5/5
I thought I had posted a review on this, but it appears that I have forgotten. In theory this should be something I really enjoy in that it is a South American band that operate under the psyche banner. Also, I own the ep and LP they released on Drone Rock.
I canât say this did too much for me, but Iâve been really struggling this week so my early impressions may be clouded. It is far more rock than psych and much less experimental than earlier work. Clearly there has been a recording budget of sorts as the LP is very nicely mixed. I listened to it via my Stax rig and was surprised by just how well recorded it is in comparison to the much lower fidelity earlier material I am more familiar with. I would question whether the superior recording has led to a better LP as it is a bit limp and the treated vocals are annoying IMO. In many ways it is a very conventional LP, which is not a bad thing.
This is a 3/5 for me. Had Adam released it on Drone Rock I would own it as I buy their output automatically. Iâm not sure Iâll buy this but it certainly wasnât the worst LP I have heard recently.
I agree wholeheartedly. It is without doubt a less layered offering than their previous releases. On first listen I was a bit underwhelmed, but it has been a grower for me. Still prefer the first EP on Drone Rock and the first LP on Echo Drug.