BLACK ABSINTHE – ‘Early Signs of Denial’ – CD Review
6th May 2016Black Absinthe self released their Early Signs Of Denial album on the 13th May
Described as Motörhead with a dose of double pedal bass drumming doesn’t do this band justice. There is so much more to them. NWOBHM, Southern Rock & even doom would be more accurate.
The whole record is classic metal & deserves to catapult this band over the wall & into the rooms of many. This is a band that doesn’t know the meaning of the words over play. Everything is understated, controlled & precise.
Frank Gryner (Rob Zombie – Hillbilly Deluxe) mixed & mastered the album, his mixing style has definitely given the band a boost which was lacking on previous releases. For fans of Killswitch Engage, Mastodon, High On Fire, Coheed and Cambria
The whole record is classic metal & deserves to catapult this band over the wall & into the rooms of many. This is a band that doesn’t know the meaning of the words over play. Everything is understated, controlled & precise.
Black Absinthe
are not trying to re-invent the wheel but add a new spoke.Frank Gryner (Rob Zombie – Hillbilly Deluxe) mixed & mastered the album, his mixing style has definitely given the band a boost which was lacking on previous releases. For fans of Killswitch Engage, Mastodon, High On Fire, Coheed and Cambria
Track List
1. The Wild (3:50)
2. Is This Life (4:42)
3. Berj Khalifa (3:19)
4. Pigs (4:03)
5. NOW (3:58)
6. Winter (6:23)
Album Length: 26:18
Members:
Kyle Scarlett – Bass
Jack Cerre – Vocals & Guitar
Austin Henderson Drums Check out the album in full & more below
Members:
Kyle Scarlett – Bass
Jack Cerre – Vocals & Guitar
Austin Henderson Drums Check out the album in full & more below
Score 7/10
