Crobot - Welcome To Fat City flac album

Welcome to Fat City is the second studio album by Pennsylvania rock band Crobot. Released 23 September 2016. They started recording the record in January 2016 with record producer Machine in Texas. They announced the album in June 2016 with the first official single "Not for Sale". They have since then released 3 song including title track "Welcome to Fat City", "Plague of the Mammoths" and new single "Play It Cool".

is a complex album with more layers than Shrek's onion. With their second release on Nuclear Blast Records, Crobot unleash an album of heavy bluesy and downright dirty tunes. From opening track ‘Welcome To Fat City’, the Pennsylvanian quartet lays down dirty Southern grooves intertwined with plenty of 70’s inspired guitar. You’re instantly transported back in time to when the wah-wah was king.

CROBOT - "Welcome To Fat City" artwork unveiled! 2016-07-12 - As Brandon continues his campaign for mayor of Fat City he's needing to throw in a few distractions to make things as good as gravy. Check out the first top secret council video from CROBOT HQ here. With that in mind CROBOT have just unveiled their trippy psychedelic artwork for upcoming album Welcome To Fat City.

Album: Welcome to Fat City. Tracklist: 01 – Welcome To Fat City 02 – Play It Cool 03 – Easy Money 04 – Not For Sale 05 – Hold On For Dear Life 06 – Temple In The Sky 07 – Right Between The Eyes 08 – Blood On The Snow 09 – Steal The Show 10 – Moment Of Truth 11 – Plague Of The Mammoth.

1. Welcome to Fat City. See All. Something Supernatural.

Central Pennsylvania old-souled, dirty groove rock quartet CROBOT has unveiled its latest single, "Not For Sale" as the first sneak peek to its upcoming album, "Welcome To Fat City". From start to finish and in true CROBOT fashion, this ripper doesn't stop twisting and turning like a hard rock tidal wave. It gives you just enough time to come up for air, only to get pummeled back into the groovy undertow.

Welcome to Fat City is a portrait of our influences at the time of its inception, Yeagley says. Years of touring with bands like Motörhead, Clutch, & Black Label Society have lent their impact on our sound in a way that is a refinement to the Crobot spectrum. The sound of the new album builds on the hard rock of their previous release, with a greater focus on songwriting and a tone shift that is more cosmic than supernatural.