Name: Blast Tyrant (Double vinyl deluxe edition)
Brand: VINYL
SKU: 22824383
Price: 30.92 USD
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Blast Tyrant

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Album: Blast Tyrant (Double vinyl deluxe edition)
#	Song Title		Time
	Disc 1
1)	Mercury	More Info...
2)	Profits of Doom	More Info...
3)	The Mob Goes Wild	More Info...
4)	Cypress Grove	More Info...
5)	Promoter (Of Earthbound Causes)	More Info...
6)	The Regulator	More Info...
7)	Worm Drink	More Info...
8)	Army of Bono	More Info...
9)	Spleen Merchant	More Info...
10)	(In the Wake Of) the Swollen Goat	More Info...
11)	Weathermaker	More Info...
12)	Subtle Hustle	More Info...
13)	Ghost	More Info...
14)	(Notes from the Trial Of) La Curandera	More Info...
15)	The Regulator	More Info...
16)	WYSIWYG	More Info...

Album: Blast Tyrant (Double vinyl deluxe edition)
#	Song Title		Time
	Disc 1
1)	Mercury	More Info...
2)	Profits of Doom	More Info...
3)	The Mob Goes Wild	More Info...
4)	Cypress Grove	More Info...
5)	Promoter (Of Earthbound Causes)	More Info...
6)	The Regulator	More Info...
7)	Worm Drink	More Info...
8)	Army of Bono	More Info...
9)	Spleen Merchant	More Info...
10)	(In the Wake Of) the Swollen Goat	More Info...
11)	Weathermaker	More Info...
12)	Subtle Hustle	More Info...
13)	Ghost	More Info...
14)	(Notes from the Trial Of) La Curandera	More Info...
15)	The Regulator	More Info...
16)	WYSIWYG	More Info...

Performer Notes

Clutch: Neil Fallon (vocals, guitar, keyboards); Tim Sult (guitar); Dan Maines (bass); Jean Paul Gaster (drums).
Principally recorded at Water Music, The Machine Shop, Hoboken, Nerw Jersey.
One of the most intriguing and enigmatic hard-rock bands of the 1990s and early 2000s, Clutch won over an intensely devoted fan base with its energetic combination of Black Sabbath-approved monster riffs, Butthole Surfers-esque genre-mixing, and lyrics that fuse Led Zeppelin's medieval mysticism with Faith No More's modern surrealism. With BLAST TYRANT, the group offers up a typically unpredictable sonic onslaught that benefits from punchy, in-your-face production values, recalling the best work of acts such as Stone Temple Pilots and Audioslave. While less concerned with pop hooks than those two bands, Clutch has always been one of the most melody-oriented groups of its genre. Here the Maryland-based ensemble matches harmony-laden vocals with a Pantera-worthy dose of power metal, and does it with a conviction that few contemporaries can match.