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PEARLS AND BRASS "The Indian Tower" Reviews
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AZRating: 5.2
Users rating: 9.0 |
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Release: 24 Jan 2006
Label: Drag City (Caroline)
Genre: Pop, Rock
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| Harp Magazine |
Rating: 6.0 |
Packed with enough chord, rhythm and time changes to confuse Tony Iommi, Pearls and Brass' songs are next-level stoner rock, like ADD-affected QOTSA that makes you wanna get so baked you'll pee in your blue jeans for fun.
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| PitchFork |
Rating: 5.8 |
The Indian Tower rocks in the most literal sense of the word; if that means anything to you, it's really all you need to know.
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| DustedMagazine |
Rating: 5.5 |
Pearls and Brass have your ultimate Friday afternoon "just got paid today" soundtrack right here. Turn it up loud and enjoy.
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| Playlouder |
Rating: 5.0 |
They sacrifice listenability for complexity, and therein lies the problem.
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| TinyMixTapes |
Rating: 4.0 |
From track to track, the same uninspired drumming, the same lazy bass lines, and, worst of all, no major riffage. Not even a little skronk or a dirty mistake.
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Users comments
| Alternative Press |
Rating: 9.0 |
This album is such a good one. It contains energetic guitar riffs and bass riffs. The drums are absolutely amazing. |
| The Swamees |
Rating: 9.0 |
There's something wrong with anyone who thinks this album doesn't totally kickass. The songs are more complex than the first album, and like any kickass album, this one takes 2 or 3 listens before you realize how awesome it truly is. The riffage is extreme and 70s harmonized vocals are exceptional. Why can't there be more music like this today? |
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