100 copies black vinyl, 200 copies white/blue marbled. High performance vinyl pressed by Pallas Group Germany.Für Fans von: Clutch, Orange Goblin File Under: Heavy-Rock, Stoner-Rock Seit ihrer Gründung im Jahr 2006 begeistert diese US-Band ihre Fans mit einer Mischung aus 70er Hard Rock und 90er Stoner Rock, aufgemotzt mit einer gesunden Dosis Blues. Was der geneigte Heavy Rocker hier zu hören bekommt, befindet sich musikalisch deutlich hörbar in der Schnittmenge von Clutch und Orange Goblin, huldigt aber viel stärker den Blues-Grooves von Cream und Led Zeppelin aus den späten 60er / frühen 70er Jahren. Das Album enthält 9 tonnenschwere Stoner Blues Songs.

„What impresses me most about this album is not the individual performances by these fine musicians which are all fantastic, but how all these parts fit together into a cohesive, beautifully-crafted, finely-tuned beast of a machine. Each note, each song belongs right where it is and makes the trip feel like an expertly guided tour of heavy, bluesy, dirt-under-your-fingernails rock and roll and one of my favorite albums of the year.“ – www.heavyplanet.net

„This beast of an album is powerful, very rhythmic and is laced with raw heavy blues. While you may read many reviews out there about how Kingsnake piggybacks the Clutch sound, do not get discouraged and dive into this one headfirst. They are heavily influenced by the heavyweights of Maryland, but make no mistake they have a vibe that is truly their own. We highly recommend this one if heavy blues rock is your thing.“ – rotation11.com

„Right away you’re greeted with some killer fuzzed out guitars. The album doesn’t let up and once it has your attention, it’s very hard to let it go. The band is influenced by Clutch and it is pretty evident in their sound. As I stated once before in a review, it’s as if Stevie Ray Vaughn fronted Clutch during the Blast Tyrant years. Resonance is 9 songs of full fuzzy and hard rock bliss. You’d be pretty hard pressed to find a song or two on here that you wouldn’t like.“ – www.theevilengineer.com