So it
is time to blame Canada once again and move forward into their psychedelic –
stoner – surf like music that in others is a reminder of Them and to others is
a reminder of more temporary retro artists (see related posts)
Experts
are torn apart since the band is most recognizable from the True Detective Season
2 OST song pick (set us free) so there is not much to offer on their behalf. I
cannot say that "Set us free" is a kind of Enter Sandman, since their tunes keeps
on giving you Madrugada – like chills and other various dark oriented poets
vibes.
RYM has
to offer the following info on the 13 year old band from Canada: «Stephen McBean has been the driving force
behind Black Mountain since their beginning. But before the beginning McBean's
band was known as Jerk With a Bomb, formed in the late 1990's and
transformed into Black Mountain in January 2004. McBean and his band create
their own unique blend of blues, classic rock and psychedelia. Black Mountain's
first release was the 12" issue of the single "Druganaut" in October, 2004. Follwing this, the
self-titled album Black Mountain was released in January, 2005.
For its recording in the winter and spring of 2004 at the Argyle Hotel and The
Hive, McBean recruited Vancouver local players, Joshua Wells, Amber Webber,
Jeremy Schmidt and Matthew Camirand.»
And
this is what wiki has to offer: «Black
Mountain is a Canadian psychedelic rock band from Vancouver, British Columbia. The band is composed of
Stephen McBean, Amber Webber, Matt Camirand, Jeremy Schmidt and Joshua Wells.
Since forming in 2004, Black Mountain has released four LPs, Black Mountain (2005), In the Future (2008), Wilderness Heart (2010), and IV (2016), two EPs and a number of
singles, mostly on the Jagjaguwar label.[4]»
So here
you are, with another newbie worth listening to, a.k.a.
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