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  • Vinyl (2 Jun 2008)
  • Number of Discs: 1
  • Label: Robotic Empire
  • ASIN: B0017FEAI0
  • Other Editions: Audio CD
  • Average Customer Review: 4.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (1 customer review)
  • Amazon.co.uk Sales Rank: 279,824 in Music (See Bestsellers in Music)

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Super deluxe and limited vinyl version of the new Torche album (Cd is out on Hydrahead): Can a band be absolutely crushing yet sweepingly anthemicat the same time? Miamis Torche have not only figured this out, theyve mastered it. Their third release, Meanderthal, is simultaneously oppressive and powerfully uplifting. Torches gargantuan return to their patented mega-heavy-pop n roll streamlines their form into brief and precise slabs of songwriting brilliance. Prepare to head-bang while singing along at the top of your collapsed lungs as Meanderthal surpasses all groundwork laid by the bands self titled debut and last years In Return EP. Copious hooks abound and psychedelic swarms of drone weave throughout riff-wizardry while the sheer heaviness is downright overwhelming. Robotic Empire goes huge on their most ludicrously elaborate packaging yet, because Torche absolutely levels the earth with their finest work to date.

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4.0 out of 5 stars Stoner Pop?, 17 May 2008
By Amplified Man (Manchester) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Meanderthal (Audio CD)
Every review of Torche I've read seemingly refer to them as `stoner pop'. I have no idea why. The music on here is definitely of the sludge variety. Huge guitar sound, big energetic drumming, yet the twist that is confusing people is the melodic vocals. Steve Books has a very clean voice and it is often harmonised & seems to trick reviewers into writing, "wow, it must be pop music!" all over the place. Torche are nothing of the sort. They're fast, heavy, lively and just happen to be handy at the `ol melodic songwriting malarkey.

The opening track `Triumph of Venus' is a short, thrashy instrumental which gives way to `Grenades', Torche's best song yet; huge catchy chorus & great melodic guitar lines.

Torche are quite a unique band really; it's quite impossible to sub-categorise them, you just have to call them `rock' which is definitely what they are. They use melodic riffs and vocals yet are still very heavy whilst also not being aggressive; just incredibly energetic.

`Across the Shields' is another favourite; it begins with a very melodic riff and verse, the catchy chorus follows and then it breaks into a massive thrashy riff section untill the end. `Healer' is how the Foo Fighters wished they sounded and one listen to `Amnesiac' & the title track will quash any `stoner pop' tags Torche have accumulated so far.

All in all, Meanderthal is Torche's most satisfying and complete record yet. Stoner pop? I think not, let's not get carried away; it's a highly enjoyable heavy rock record indeed, nothing more, nothing less. Recommended.
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