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01) Bulls
02) Don't Bring Me Coffee
03) Bruce Lee
04) 3-5-7
05) Am I Going Up?
06) Alabaster
07) Cowboy Kirk
08) Internet
01) Bulls
02) Don't Bring Me Coffee
03) Bruce Lee
04) 3-5-7
05) Am I Going Up?
06) Alabaster
07) Cowboy Kirk
08) Internet
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3:10
3:11
3:56
5:33
6:57
6:50
9:50
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2017
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"Sleeping Through the War" is the fourth full length studio album from neo-psychedelic, blues rock band, All Them Witches, released February 24, 2017 through New West Records.
At Metacritic, which assigns a normalized rating out of 100 to reviews from critics, the album received an average score of 81, based on 11 reviews, indicating "Universal acclaim ".
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Stoner rock is crying out for an overhaul. Thankfuly, All Them Witches are taking it apart and piecing it back together again. Not for them the slavish Iommi worship of your average bong-huffing longhairs. The Nashville band’s fourth album parties like it’s 1969 and 2019, looking forward to the future as much as it does backwards over a well-trodden past.
The languid bliss of opening track Bulls is propelled by intermittent rocket thrusts of sludgy noise, while the likes of 3-4-5-7 and the harmonica-assisted digital blues of Guess I’ll Go Live On The Internet lope and slide rather than grunt and bluster. Sleeping Through The War apparently has some kind of political undercurrent, but its (thankfully) obfuscated by Charlie Michael Parks Jr’s unhurried drawl and the layers of fuzzy atmospherics that, hopefully, point to the shape of stoner rock to come.
Reviewed by Dave Everley for teamrock.com.
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"Sleeping Through the War" is the fourth full length studio album from neo-psychedelic, blues rock band, All Them Witches, released February 24, 2017 through New West Records.
At Metacritic, which assigns a normalized rating out of 100 to reviews from critics, the album received an average score of 81, based on 11 reviews, indicating "Universal acclaim ".
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Stoner rock is crying out for an overhaul. Thankfuly, All Them Witches are taking it apart and piecing it back together again. Not for them the slavish Iommi worship of your average bong-huffing longhairs. The Nashville band’s fourth album parties like it’s 1969 and 2019, looking forward to the future as much as it does backwards over a well-trodden past.
The languid bliss of opening track Bulls is propelled by intermittent rocket thrusts of sludgy noise, while the likes of 3-4-5-7 and the harmonica-assisted digital blues of Guess I’ll Go Live On The Internet lope and slide rather than grunt and bluster. Sleeping Through The War apparently has some kind of political undercurrent, but its (thankfully) obfuscated by Charlie Michael Parks Jr’s unhurried drawl and the layers of fuzzy atmospherics that, hopefully, point to the shape of stoner rock to come.
Reviewed by Dave Everley for teamrock.com.
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