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Wolfmother (CD)

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Track Listing

DISC 1 for Wolfmother (CD) Album By Wolfmother
1   Dimension  
2   White Unicorn  
3   Woman  
4   Where Eagles Have Been  
5   Apple Tree  
6   Joker And The Thief  
7   Colossal  
8   Mind's Eye  
9   Pyramid  
10   Witchcraft  
11   Tales  
12   Love Train  
13   Vagabond  
 

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Review

NME - "Pagan pop genius from outer space."
The Fly - "This is the real deal."
Kerrang - "One of the most exciting new bands on the planet."
Observer Music Monthly (04/06, p.53) - "...actually quite fun."
Music Week (05/04/06, p.26) - "...a convincing and compelling album..."

Rolling Stone (p.57) - 3 stars out of 5 -- "[The album] has some of the tastiest fuzz-guitar tones recorded in years, and Jimmy Page-worthy chordal riffing..."
Entertainment Weekly (p.136) - "[T]hey've got a flashy supply of Page/Plant-level mojo....Wolfmother's ultra-confident tracks could unclog rock radio's weakened arteries." -- Grade: A-
Kerrang (Magazine) (p.49) - "13 straight-ahead rock songs that...morph into strange and visionary flights of fancy that tap the touchstones of prog, folk, garage-rock and metal."

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Wolfmother: Andrew Stockdale (vocals, guitar); Chris Ross (bass guitar); Myles Heskett (drums).
Recording information: 2006.
Devoted students of the 1970s school of heavy rock, the Australian trio Wolfmother unveiled its full-length debut in early 2006 to considerable buzz. Deftly walking the line between respectful homage and blatant mimicry, singer/guitarist Andrew Stockdale sounds like Jack White channeling Ozzy Osbourne and Tony Iommi--as opposed to Page and Plant--particularly on the stomping opener, "Dimension," while the rest of the band ably follows in Sabbath-y suit. Still, Zepp by no means gets short shrift here, as the band pulls off an acoustic-to-electric switch-up on "Where Eagles Have Been" that is more than worthy of a spot on HOUSES OF THE HOLY. Although Wolfmother won't win any points for originality, the group's commitment to executing a seamless cross between two of the best hard-rock bands ever is a fairly tough MO at which to scoff. This is guilt-free headbanging at its finest.

Album Description

This is the debut album from Australian hard rock trio Wolfmother. Recorded in downtown LA and produced by D. Sardy (Oasis, Dandy Warhols, Helmet) the album sees the trio delivering an album of pure seventies inspired hard rock classics in the vein of Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath. The album also includes artwork designed and drawn by legendary fantasy artist Frank Frazetta.

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