Showing posts with label Devil & The Almighty Blues. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Devil & The Almighty Blues. Show all posts

Monday, August 5, 2019

The Devil And The Almighty Blues - The Devil And The Almighty Blues

Size: 103.6 MB
Time: 45:04
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2015
Styles: Rock, Dirty Blues
Art: Front

1. The Ghost of Charlie Barracuda [ 7:46]
2. Distance [ 4:10]
3. Storm Coming Down [10:17]
4. Root to Root [ 9:47]
5. Never Darken My Door [ 6:34]
6. Tired Old Dog [ 6:27]

Of all the new doom/stoner/fuzzy/blues bands hitting the scene in recent times, these guys are doing it the best. Seriously some of the best riffs and solos ive ever heard in my life. accompanying the thick and delicious production is the best bass fuzz ive felt this side of Electric Wizard/Acid Bath. Do yourself a favor and listen with good bassy headphones on loudest volume.
I've never heard such a thing before! New face of dirty blues is amazing: deeply drowned in 70's sound, yet clearly marked modern production.

The Devil And The Almighty Blues Zippy
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The Devil And The Almighty Blues - II

Size: 110.2 MB
Time: 47:46
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2017
Styles: Rock, Blues
Art: Front

1. These Are Old Hands [10:57]
2. North Road [ 8:53]
3. When the Light Dies [ 5:08]
4. Low [ 8:49]
5. How Strange the Silence [ 7:42]
6. Neptune Brothers [ 6:16]

As it should, the second full-length from Oslo five-piece The Devil and the Almighty Blues shows marked growth from its predecessor. The Norwegian outfit released their self-titled debut early in 2015 via Blues for the Red Sun Records , and the six-song II works quickly to build on the potential shown previously in a thick, smokey vibe of classic heavy rock, laid back jam-prone psychedelia and pervasive melancholy. The blues, in other words, indeed proves mighty, even if one might still hear the sorrowful roll of “North Road” and liken its vinyl-ready compression to Scandinavia’s still-pervasive retro movement.

II Zippy
II MEGA