(Stonerrock) Federation X - Rally Day - 2005, APE (image+.cue), lossless

Federation X - Rally Day
Жанр: Stonerrock
Год выпуска диска: 2005
Производитель диска: Estrus Records, Canada
Аудио кодек: APE
Тип рипа: image+.cue
Битрейт аудио: lossless
Продолжительность: 37.1 min
Источник: Фирменный диск. Собственный рип
Трэклист:
01. Greeting 0:04
02. Nightmare Nation 2:14
03. Rally Day 3:26
04. The Most Unlucky Sound 3:24
05. In This Sad Room, In This Dark Gloom, We Live Like Beasts 2:25
06. Hydrogen Nitrogen & Bullshit 4:15
07. Weary News (Lift Off) 5:53
08. A Fear To Fly 4:16
09. Mission Control 4:01
10. Pale Afternoon 7:12
Доп. информация:
"Heavy sludgy guitars are the order of the day for the latest release from Federation X. Like Kyuss, Queens of the Stone Age, Fu Manchu, or Acid King? What about John Spencer, Drive Like Jehu, or Mission of Burma? Well, if you like the flavor of music these and similar bands are churning out you will likely find a spot in your heart for Federation X. The bass and guitar are thick as peanut butter. Fuzzy, at times out of control, and very rhythmic, they are a nice compliment to the insistent beating of the drums. The vocals are intense as well, and remind me of John Spencer very much without being an imitation. Fuzz pedals are a favorite for Federation X, and they know how to use them. The songs on Rally Day are unconventional and creative without being too far out to be accessible. This kind of music is not supposed to be shiny and clean, and Federation X is not clean. There is enough grit on Rally Day to fill a dump truck."
Jason Warner
"Brutally loud, raw, heavy and, at the same time, unexpectedly intelligent, the hard-garage trio's fourth full-length references all the grunge rock icons -- Sabbath, the Melvins, MC5, the Stooges -- while dipping into post-punk complexities a la Les Savy Fav. Federation X takes volume to new levels -- cathartic, body-shaking, torturous ones, by all accounts -- but within the wall of loud, there are startling bursts of literacy, musical experiment and melody. This is the real stuff, hard and heavy and smart and idiosyncratic, laughing at your genre categories as it blows your eardrums out."
Jennifer Kelly