Clutch From Beale Street To Stock Sleeve Jeff Clarke – Miracle After

Jeff Clarke – Miracle After Miracle After

but the way the band updates and slightly expands that approach makes this new album a resounding success that works on the sonic level

with jarred and splintered ambient production reminiscent of Aphex Twin

" While none of the songs on The Getaway play out as literal stories of Kiedis' relationship

culminating with a devastatingly honest assessment of the price of fame and the wisdom accrued by getting your act together and embracing family

Clutch From Beale Street To Stock Sleeve Jeff Clarke – Miracle AfterSixteen years after their debut EP (1991's PITCHFORK), and numerous label jumps, Clutch offer up FROM BEALE STREET TO OBLIVION, the group's second set for indie label DRT. Dripping with Black Sabbath influenced fare that is close kin to bands such as Corrosion Of Conformity and Black Label Society, BEALE STREET rocks hard with splashes of Hammond B 3 organ garnishing monstrously bluesy riffs ("Power Player") and Southern rock tinged vocals ("The Devil