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Track List
01) Heavy Like a Witch
02) The Urn
03) Bloodhounds
04) Guns
05) Elk.Blood.Heart
06) Until It Unwinds
07) Easy
08) Family Song for the Leaving
09) Right Hand
01) Heavy Like a Witch
02) The Urn
03) Bloodhounds
04) Guns
05) Elk.Blood.Heart
06) Until It Unwinds
07) Easy
08) Family Song for the Leaving
09) Right Hand
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First Released
2012
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"Our Mother Electricity" is the debut full length studio album from neo-psychedelic, blues rock band, All Them Witches, released December 7, 2012 through Elektrohasch Records.
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Our Mother Electricity (produced by the band with Andy Putnam), sounds so distinctly American. They’re not the first to use the wordplay, but in calling their approach “psychedelta rock,” neither are All Them Witches inaccurate. Swampy blues is definitely a major element in what they do, but along with that and the heavy psych aspect to their sound, there’s also a dynamic sense of Americana in the songwriting, taking hold either in the twang of centerpiece “Elk Blood Heart” or the countrified moaning and Skynyrd solo bursting out of closer “Right Hand.” Our Mother Electricity is a bold, at times stunning, debut, and All Them Witches impress in both their cohesiveness of sound and their obvious drive toward an individual approach. --- reviewed by theobelisk.net
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"Our Mother Electricity" is the debut full length studio album from neo-psychedelic, blues rock band, All Them Witches, released December 7, 2012 through Elektrohasch Records.
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Our Mother Electricity (produced by the band with Andy Putnam), sounds so distinctly American. They’re not the first to use the wordplay, but in calling their approach “psychedelta rock,” neither are All Them Witches inaccurate. Swampy blues is definitely a major element in what they do, but along with that and the heavy psych aspect to their sound, there’s also a dynamic sense of Americana in the songwriting, taking hold either in the twang of centerpiece “Elk Blood Heart” or the countrified moaning and Skynyrd solo bursting out of closer “Right Hand.” Our Mother Electricity is a bold, at times stunning, debut, and All Them Witches impress in both their cohesiveness of sound and their obvious drive toward an individual approach. --- reviewed by theobelisk.net
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