Long in the Tooth
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Product Description With equal parts elegant beauty and steamrolling aggression, Atlantas Volume IV serve up a piece of ear candy for the ages with Long In The Tooth. This first release with Ripple Music is a concise thirty-six minute thrill ride of swampy metal heroics, featuring heavy grooves, classic stoner riffs, and an overall impending sense of doom. Led by singer/guitarist Joe Carpenter (Nihilist) and filled out by bassist Blake Parris and drummer Troy King, Volume IV is set to stun the music world with one of the most anticipate releases of the year!Volume IV has dropped a barnburner with Long in the Tooth. They have a perfectionists grasp on the fundamentals of what makes doom, old school metal, and southern rock so wonderfully goodyet they arent afraid to give in to chance and take risks. Review With equal parts elegant beauty and steamrolling aggression,Atlanta s Volume IV serves up a piece of ear candy for the ages withLong in the Tooth. This first release with Ripple Music is a concise36-minute thrill ride of swampy metal heroics featuring heavygrooves, classic stoner riffs, and an overall impending sense of doom.Led by singer/guitarist Joe Carpenter (Nihilist) and filled out bybassist Blake Parris and drummer Troy King, Volume IV is set to stunthe music world with one of the most anticipate releases of the year --The Great Southern Brainfart
M**N
This cd is tired and boring. All down tuned
I do not know how these bands keep coming out comparing their selves to Black Sabbath. This cd is tired and boring. All down tuned. Nothing stands out the cd. If you have heard one of these stoner bands they are all the same. From Wino to Long In Tooth!
M**O
and delivers a looming sense of doom while maintaining great rhythm. 5/5 without a doubt
Incredible. Long in the Tooth is heavy, catchy, and delivers a looming sense of doom while maintaining great rhythm. 5/5 without a doubt.
N**R
Great album !!!
This album rocks !! If you dig 70's Sabbathy swing check this out ! Heavy riffs and gritty vocals and soulful acoustic songs to boot. A well rounded debut. Loved it !
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