The Devil And The Almighty Blues

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• “and just when I didn't understand the album I bought years ago... the Last song rings soo true it's not even funny. b e a utiful”

  — J · favourite track: Tired Old Dog

• “this is the best album that came out so far after the second second millennium \,,/”

  — samos268

• “One of the many reasons I love this band is the raw sounding and angst filled voice of the singer. This is all blues and pain, but no surrender. It speaks to me Heart to Heart, Root to Root. The voice is accompanied by beautifully distorted guitar riffs and licks. The rhythm section relentlessly lead you on as you move through those landscapes of sounds and emotions, and as you navigate through the storm. As the saying goes: What doesn’t kill you, makes you stronger. Stay the course and enjoy!”

  — David Yvinec · favourite track: Never Darken My Door

• “of all the new doom/stoner/fuzzy/blues bands hitting the scene in recent times, these guys are doing it the best. seriously some of the best riffs and solos ive ever heard in my life. accompanying the thick and delicious production is the best bass fuzz ive felt this side of Electric Wizard/Acid Bath. do yourself a favor and listen with good bassy headphones on loudest volume”

  — tmfult · favourite track: Tired Old Dog

• “I've never heard such a thing before! New face of dirty blues is amazing: deeply drowned in 70's sound, yet clearly marked modern production. Songwirint is amazing, drums heavy and uniqe, vocs complete the sound.”

  — Marcin Wielewski · favourite track: Root To Root