Steak - No God To Save
ARTIST........: Steak
TITLE.........: No God To Save
LABEL.........: Ripple Music
URL...........: http://www.facebook.com/steakuk/
GENRE.........: Hard Rock
QUALITY:......: 261 kbps avg/ 44100Hz / Joint Stereo
RIP DATE......: 2018-09-28
RELEASE DATE..: 2017-04-19
Tracklist:
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01. Overthrow 6:50
02. Coke Dick 4:06
03. Clones 3:27
04. King Lizard 5:30
05. Living Like a Rat 4:00
06. Mountain 5:51
07. Rough House 5:19
08. Creeper 4:07
09. Wickerman 3:59
10. The Ebb 3:53
Total 47:02
Release Notes:
STEAK have assiduously become a staple of underground fuzz, having previously
released quintessential stoner/psychedelic hard rock albums in 2012, '13, and
'15. Now, having signed with Ripple Music, they have released another full
length album of ten thundering, riotous rock melodies that once again showcase
the musical brilliance and deep-tuned craftsmanship of this Warrior Island
battery of four preeminent metal artisans. "NO GOD TO SAVE" has allowed STEAK to
bring to the fans of stoner rock, of fuzz-fueled, low-tuned loudness, a
collection of songs that completely appease the most hooked addicts with hooks
of amplified fervor.
STEAK are a brilliant group of metalheads, rendering songs that do much more
than relay a particular sound quality. They certainly are adept at creating and
playing extraordinary hard rock music that is rich in low tones and euphoric
amplified distortion, music that combines clean, razor-sharp riffs with serrated
edge keenness and a mammoth aural presence. But they are also adept at doing so
over melodies of near genius, crafting songs that instantly excite while
embedding snares of long term memory that will haunt its victims for years to
come, songs such as "Overthrow", "Clones" "Living Like a Rat", and "Mountain".
"NO GOD TO SAVE" not only showcases their variety of fuzzy metal music, but does
so in perfect harmony of their extraordinary vocalist, Kip, who is impeccably
matched to their brand of heavy with his deep, mellifluous vocal tones that
easily scale the highest peaks the music requires without ever resorting to any
sort of rebel yell, guttural utterance, or falsetto flippancy, as well as
complementing the band's six-string slinger Reece's samurai brilliance, or
without ever overpowering the mighty drubbing of Cam's bass magnificence, or
never overshadowing the wielder of wood, slayer of skin, drummer Sammy's
stickwork.
When you look at the legacy STEAK have begun to build you can see this London
clan possesses something as special as any metal band around, regardless of
attempts at genre identification. They struggle like everyone else in the
underground world of heavy rock, but have managed to advance their music, and
hence, their careers, when doing so is never ordained. They now are part of
Ripple Records, which in itself is a mark of accomplishment, and they have
already given us an unerring library of amplified addiction. With "NO GOD TO
SAVE" they have bestowed upon us one of 2017's preeminent heavy metal, hard
rock, stoner rock albums, proving they are poised to become the legends their
burgeoning legacy reveals them to be.