Number 9
We jump a big hundred points today from Monolord on Number 10 to reach Number 9. From now on; almost every other day we are doing a big jump in points followed by a minor jump. So, in short the album that is featured on Number 9 only has a few points less than Number 8 which we will mention tomorrow. But let’s get back to the Nine at hand… As debut albums go there aren’t that many that immediately struck a chord with all of us in the heavy underground. And I do mean all of us. For whenever this album got mentioned or played, everybody turned their heads to nod in agreement if they already knew or asked which awesome band was playing. The foursome from Austin, Texas, gives us an eight track ride through the desert landscape, with hardrock rumblings, some grunge grinding and a bit of doom heaviness. Presented as a riff-heavy deluge, almost all the rockers on this record do the heavy trucking thing, speeding and moving fast, giving you an almighty groove to nod to and the perfect amount of solo’s to pretend to play along with. The bass rattles along and the drummer briskly pounds every track to its natural high. On Number 9 we learn a few secrets and dance with…
High Desert Queen – Secrets Of The Black Moon
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