Stoner HiVe’s Top 10 Most Listened To Albums Last Month…

Stoner HiVe’s

Top 10 Most Listened To Albums Last Month…

Brass Owl

Puta Volcano

Phe

Dool

Ledfoot

Witchskull

1000Mods

Witches of Doom

Fuzziebär

Soldati

Stoner HiVe’s Top 5 Most Listened To Albums Last Week…

Stoner HiVe’s

Top 5 Most Listened To Albums Last Week…

Ledfoot

Phe

Häxan

The Heavy Eyes

Woorms

We know, it's Sunday. We normally post the Most Listened Top 5 on a Monday. But due to work we do not have time tomorrow. Or tuesday... So we do it today! Ledfoot and his magical White Crow album has been spinning relentlessly. And we sincerely hope you crazies out there, check it out, cause it is insanely good. Gothic blues, atavistic blues, the blues of yore done right! Phe! The Glooming Dawn comes out next week. Which would have been a release gig party, but due to the crisis had to be cancelled. But it will still go live next week! Keep an eye on their bandcamp site! Häxan stormed the Doom Charts and stormed around the warroom. What a record! Love Like Machines by The Heavy Eyes, once again The Heavy Eyes guys deliver the golden goods! Heavy psychedelic blues that just immediately captures your heart and soul. And the Woorms trio deliver something equally stunning but totally different with their album Twitching, As Prey. A must listen album if you ever loved anything about sludge metal. Must listen! But then again, they all are! So check'm out! Check'm all out! 

Ledfoot – White Crow

Ledfoot – White Crow
TBC – 2020
Rock, Blues
Rated: *****

We knew about this cat before that album. But thanks to the Damned album from 2010, which featured Madrugada’s Sivert Hoyem on the track Wicked State Of Mind, we really got to know Tim Scott McConnell. His stagename, Ledfoot. His craft, blues. On his newest release White Crow the man hypnotizes and mesmerizes with his twelve string plunking. His dark bariton is smokey and weathered. Wasted and worn memories of Wovenhand, Mark Lanegan, Blind Lemon Jefferson and John Fahey pass through your mind like shifting sands, cause the entire album seems to transcend everything and all. And that’s because his roots music continues to fascinate and enthrall, even if the fundamental keynote never changes. In fact, his open approach whips around the same chords, which just seems to add to heartbreaking beauty that is White Crow. One foot on the stompbox, one foot in the grave, Ledfoot brings you his own version of Gothic Blues, and it is the only blues that will save…

(Written by JK)

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