Clutch - Psychic Warfare flac album

Psychic Warfare is the eleventh studio album by the band Clutch, released on October 2, 2015, through the band's own label Weathermaker Music.

Enter Clutch’s Psychic Warfare. While 2013’s Earth Rocker upped the ante in the band’s metallic bluesy sometime psychedelic riffs, Psychic Warfare goes up another notch. The album concludes with a seven minute epic, ‘Son of Virginia’. The southern rock now at the forefront, the guitar twang bathing in Fallon’s storytelling. Whereas Blast Tyrant may have had a rival in Earth Rocker for title of ‘best’ Clutch album over the journey, Psychic Warfare could well snatch the title depending on your taste. If you’re keen on the groove rock sing-a-long version of Clutch, look no further. Album of the year, you say. .it may well be. Psychic Warfare tracklisting; 01. The Affidavit 02.

Psychic Warfare is the band’s eleventh studio album and was released October 2nd, 2015 via their own label Weathermaker Music. The album was produced by longtime producer Machine (Lamb Of God, Every Time I Die) and consists of 12 new tracks. The title ‘Psychic Warfare’ is taken from the track, X-Ray Visions", states singer Neil Fallon. It’s a tale about an unnamed protagonist who is forced to seek refuge in a flop house motel. He is hiding from several nefarious psychic forces, the worst of which is his own sleep deprived paranoia

Album · 2015 · 12 Songs. See All. From Beale Street to Oblivion (Deluxe Version).

Psychic Warfare is a very strong album for Clutch, probably their best work since Beale Street. It's punchy and heavy in just the rightPsychic Warfare is a very strong album for Clutch, probably their best work since Beale Street. It's punchy and heavy in just the right places. Great lyrics and like all good albums, really gets its hooks into you around the third or fourth listen. I believe they do have 11 studio albums though, no short list.

Psychic Warfare marks a return to the bluesy, boozy rock of their early catalog, with more than enough wacky stories to go around. Clutch’s last record, 2013’s Earth Rocker, marked their biggest triumph to date: a playful, occasionally psychedelic LP that wasn’t afraid to go prog once in a while (it’s also one of the best driving albums in recent memory). Psychic Warfare, recorded in Texas and produced by Machine (who manned the boards for both Earth Rocker and 2004’s Blast Tyrant) isn’t as overachieving, instead marking a return to the bluesy, boozy rock of their early catalog.