After the recent songs “Revenge of the Buffalo” and “Riding Waves of Karma”, the quintet delivers a new foretaste of what we can expect from the album with the song “Planet Drifter” - stream/download it below!
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The new album by GENTLE BEAST is a fuzz-fueled odyssey that has something in store for every stoner rock fan. The nine tracks pay tribute to the genre's greatest elements, from driving riffs to doomy bass walls, psychedelic interludes and spherical vocals. Always with a wink, the lyrics about stoned witches, vengeful buffaloes, roaming mammoths and lost space travellers deliberately leave out no stoner rock clichés. Combined with an examination of serious topics such as meritocracy, climate change and conspiracy theories, the record also aims to strike a critical note.
GENTLE BEAST means fuzzy, powerful desert rock riffs paired with spacey melodies. As the name suggests, a love child between mystical gentleness and wild beast. Inspired by genre masters like Kyuss, Fu Manchu, Truckfighters or Red Fang, the five-piece from Basel has dedicated itself to low-tuned guitars, raw vocals, and heavy psychedelic sounds.
The core of the band has always been the rough voice of frontman Timo Dinter and the distorted guitar walls of Manuel 'Cioffi' Ciofalo and Janek Huschke. Tobias Rickli on bass and Chris Wild on the drums have most recently completed the band. To date, they have played over 50 shows, supporting renowned bands such as High Reeper, DUEL, Monkey3 or King Buffalo.
Enclosed you can see the artwork by Manuel Guldimann.
Tracklist:
1. Come On (3:22)
2. Garbage Guy (3:18)
3. Mad (3:17)
4. Let the Heads Roll (4:09)
5. The Blob (2:09)
6. Dance (3:28)
7. The Grid (3:47)
8. Superspreader (3:18)
9. Dog (5:24)
The album was recorded by Marc Obrist at Hutch-Sounds. Mixed by Magnus Lindberg at Redmount Studio. Mastered by Tony Lindgren at Fascination Street Studio. Photos by Yannick Sehn. Logo by Marco Giana.
The new album by GENTLE BEAST is a fuzz-fueled odyssey that has something in store for every stoner rock fan. The nine tracks pay tribute to the genre's greatest elements, from driving riffs to doomy bass walls, psychedelic interludes and spherical vocals. Always with a wink, the lyrics about stoned witches, vengeful buffaloes, roaming mammoths and lost space travellers deliberately leave out no stoner rock clichés. Combined with an examination of serious topics such as meritocracy, climate change and conspiracy theories, the record also aims to strike a critical note.
GENTLE BEAST means fuzzy, powerful desert rock riffs paired with spacey melodies. As the name suggests, a love child between mystical gentleness and wild beast. Inspired by genre masters like Kyuss, Fu Manchu, Truckfighters or Red Fang, the five-piece from Basel has dedicated itself to low-tuned guitars, raw vocals, and heavy psychedelic sounds.
The core of the band has always been the rough voice of frontman Timo Dinter and the distorted guitar walls of Manuel 'Cioffi' Ciofalo and Janek Huschke. Tobias Rickli on bass and Chris Wild on the drums have most recently completed the band. To date, they have played over 50 shows, supporting renowned bands such as High Reeper, DUEL, Monkey3 or King Buffalo.
Enclosed you can see the artwork by Manuel Guldimann.
Tracklist:
1. Come On (3:22)
2. Garbage Guy (3:18)
3. Mad (3:17)
4. Let the Heads Roll (4:09)
5. The Blob (2:09)
6. Dance (3:28)
7. The Grid (3:47)
8. Superspreader (3:18)
9. Dog (5:24)
The album was recorded by Marc Obrist at Hutch-Sounds. Mixed by Magnus Lindberg at Redmount Studio. Mastered by Tony Lindgren at Fascination Street Studio. Photos by Yannick Sehn. Logo by Marco Giana.
Photo by Yannick Sehn
Timo Dinter - Vocals
Manuel Ciofalo - Guitar
Janek Huschke - Guitar
Tobias Rickli - Bass
Alexander Streit - Drums
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