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"Nude with boots" CD by Melvins

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Two drummers = double groove. The noise-veterans around Buzz Osbourse crack through a variable, power-loaded work, which qualitative seamlessly follows on the predecessor "(A) senile animal".
Item no. 435858
Title Nude with boots
Musical Genre Stoner Rock
Product topic Bands
Band Melvins
Release date 6/20/08
Product type CD
Media - Format 1-3 CD

CD 1

  • 1.
    The kicking machine
  • 2.
    Billy Fish
  • 3.
    Dog island
  • 4.
    Dies iraea
  • 5.
    Suicide in progress
  • 6.
    The smiling cobra
  • 7.
    Nude with boots
  • 8.
    Flush
  • 9.
    The stupid creep
  • 10.
    The savage hippy
  • 11.
    It tastes better than the truth

by Oliver Kube (13.06.2008) The kings of cultivated noise, hailing from Montesano/Washington, are back. As on their last album, the surprisingly catchy (at least by the standards of the sludgers) "(A) senile animal", the new Melvins opus features two drummers. Apart from the long-time drummer Dale Crover Big Business member Coady Willis works the skins and cymbals. The result: a remarkably intense grooviness - check tracks like "Dog island" (a longer midtempo blast) and the driving, almost flawless metal number "The smiling cobra". In contrast to them: atmospheric pieces, among others the spacy "Dies iraea" and "Suicide in progress" which aptly turns slower, quieter and finally totally mute during its five minute run. Fans of these weirdos will gladly enjoy the variety and the vigor of this album - the others will wag their heads...