Maybe, as they evolve into adults, they forget what having a license represents, and what the jolt of getting behind the wheel for the first time feels like. Destroyer captures the exuberance of that milestone with motley style.
Reinvigorated with a whole host of new members, the metal outfit prove there's plenty of life left in their road-trip rock.
While listening to Destroyer, I got the feeling that I travelled back in time, in a provincial museum full of trivial, hard-rock exhibits.
Even though they’re on their 5th album, Black Mountain still seem to be uncomfortable with their sound, constantly pushing forward. It’s sad too, because the sound they DO have is pretty radical.
Give A Listen To: “Future Shade”, “Horns Arising”, “High Rise”, “Pretty Little Lazies”, “Boogie Lover”, “Licensed To Drive”
Least Favorite Track: “FD 72”
Genre: Psychedelic Rock / Stoner Rock / Space ... read more
1 | Future Shade 5:10 | |
2 | Horns Arising 6:51 | |
3 | Closer to the Edge 2:53 | |
4 | High Rise 6:11 | |
5 | Pretty Little Lazies 4:58 | |
6 | Boogie Lover 6:18 | 80 |
7 | Licensed to Drive 4:44 | 79 |
8 | FD'72 5:47 |