While titularly a departure for Baroness, STONE mostly finds the band spinning their wheels.
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Baroness - Gold & Grey
ReviewsCommentGold & Grey's awful production overshadows its handful of songwriting peaks.
Baroness - Purple
ReviewsCommentSavannah, GA sludge metal outfit Baroness returns with the latest installment in their color-coded album series, Purple.
Baroness - "Shock Me"
New TracksCommentThe second single from sludge metal outfit Baroness' upcoming album Purple, out December 18 via Abraxan Hymns.
Baroness - "Chlorine & Wine"
New TracksCommentSludge metal outfit Baroness has announced Purple, the follow-up to its 2012 double-album Yellow & Green. It is due out December 18 via the band's new Abraxan Hymns imprint; check out the lead single "Chlorine & Wine" above.
Baroness- Yellow & Green
Reviews10 CommentsBaroness lightens their sound a bit, but still comes through with an ambitious double album with Yellow & Green. Keep it epic!
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Baroness- "March to the Sea"
New Tracks1 CommentBaroness rides a pretty familiar chord progression on this new track titled "March to the Sea," but they really trick it out with their trademark vocals, some great strings, and a pretty epic chorus.
Look for the band's new album, Yellow & Green, on July 17th via Relapse Records.
Baroness- "Take My Bones Away"
New Tracks7 CommentsA lot like the band Torche with its latest album, Harmonicraft, sludgesters Baroness seem to be moving their heavy rock sound into more accessible territory. "Take My Bones Away" is the first track to drop from the band's forthcoming Yellow & Green album, which will be out on Relapse in July, and the track has a strong alternative rock vibe to it. It's actually something I could see Foo Fighters fans getting down with, but that's not a bad thing by any means, because Baroness manages to maintain a lot of its personality in the process of this change.
The guitars are still sludgy, there are plenty of harmonic guitar solos, the song itself still showcases Baroness' knack for building songs up to epic climaxes. All in all, a nice teaser toward a potentially great album.