- Audio CD (26 Nov 2007)
- Number of Discs: 1
- Label: Sound Devastation
- ASIN: B000VT2OAE
- Other Editions: MP3 Download
- Average Customer Review: 4.8 out of 5 stars See all reviews (6 customer reviews)
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 293,748 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Few bands do instrumental music and even fewer do it well. This band clearly are fans of Karma to Burn having adopted not only a similar riff rock style but a numbering of tracks. Hardly a problem though as 'SOAC' deliver a mostly highly original album the likes of which has never really come out of England and all delivered in a style and finish not far from bands like Pelican and Isis. Can't wait to hear where they take their sound next.
Essentially all the makings of classic album, new ideas, ground breaking riffs AND this beauty is delivered in exclusive packaging so sublime it makes me want to buy another. So buy it!
Essentially all the makings of classic album, new ideas, ground breaking riffs AND this beauty is delivered in exclusive packaging so sublime it makes me want to buy another. So buy it!
Format:Audio CD
This 68 minute long debut from the Kent-based stoner rock outfit is a record to be proud of. As a previous reviewer commented, '9' is indeed like a proper doomy version of Last of the Mohicans. '23', '31', '21' are also driving, forceful pieces of controlled rock. Anyone with a vague interest in Helmet, Kyuss & Karma to Burn should really enjoy this album. The lack of vocals doesn't really hinder the band as the music itself is memorable enough not to require them. A very solid offering.
Format:Audio CD
If you like your rock with a generous dash of stoner, then this is the band for you.
Tremendous intricate guitar playing matched with infectiously smooth riffs makes for fantastic listening. Every time you listen all the way through the albuum you will hear something new.
I would go so far as saying the songs are byzantine in their nature - partly because I have always wanted to use the word byzantie in a sentence, partly because it's true.
This album works in any environment for any occasion from driving, to partying to vegetating on the sofa.
Tell a lie, it would make terrible karaoke!
Tremendous intricate guitar playing matched with infectiously smooth riffs makes for fantastic listening. Every time you listen all the way through the albuum you will hear something new.
I would go so far as saying the songs are byzantine in their nature - partly because I have always wanted to use the word byzantie in a sentence, partly because it's true.
This album works in any environment for any occasion from driving, to partying to vegetating on the sofa.
Tell a lie, it would make terrible karaoke!
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Like Iced Tea, I tried it and i liekd it!
I liked the album a lot. I got the CD on a whim not really knowing muck about the band except a little hearsay and was pleased to find an album that i can listen to again and... Read more
Published on 4 Sep 2008 by Mr. Pjw Simpson
Quality
I'm not on the payroll - unlike the other reviewers, I reckon - but this is an absolutely quality CD. Read more
Published on 9 Feb 2008 by Jimmy Marvin
So I'm biased
I'm related to a member of the band but who cares if I'm biased - this is great stoner rock from a really intelligent band! Read more
Published on 17 Dec 2007 by Biased of Kent
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