Sainte Anthony’s Fyre

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Sainte Anthony’s Fyre
Release Date: 
Friday, January 11, 2013
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Sainte Anthony’s Fyre is a slab of molten Blue Cheer, Grand Funk and Jimi Hendrix inspired psychedelic bluesy, blistering rock. Each track roars or thunders off this disc, streaming off Gregg Ohm’s lead guitar, Tomm Nardi’s rolling, looping bass, and Bob Sharpless explosive drumming. This has to be one of the most aggressive and hardest albums the seventies have ever laid out on record. Throughout 8 furious songs Sainte Anthony’s Fyre wipes out competition with style, anger and fucked up melodies. Their debut is one of those albums that clocked me right between the eyes with a meaty slab of inspired filthy rock’n’roll with melodic tones and hooks that suck you into each track. The first track of the record “Love over you” sets the stage for the rest of the album, as the CD is almost fuzz-tempo exclusive.

75/100