Que agora é de 2013 e que o novo evangelho nos informa que os dias de garagem é a revitalização do rock . Em seu rastro, sons resultantes
têm dividido e estilhaçando que os fizera uma das melhores bandas denominada Burnt Ones
Seu segundo LP chamou a atenção dos norte-americano
Os temas de isolamento,
solidão e sobrevivência que aqui se encontram revelam o crescimento deste trio , tendo aprendido que a mudança interior muitas vezes é a única maneira de
de mudar algo . Sem medo de novas fronteiras.
têm dividido e estilhaçando que os fizera uma das melhores bandas denominada Burnt Ones
Seu segundo LP chamou a atenção dos norte-americano
Os temas de isolamento,
solidão e sobrevivência que aqui se encontram revelam o crescimento deste trio , tendo aprendido que a mudança interior muitas vezes é a única maneira de
de mudar algo . Sem medo de novas fronteiras.
"This is the Season of the Ditch - to either be left behind in one
creatively or to take those first steps down an unknown path at a
crossroads that provides no turnaround and leaves the past where it
belongs. Burnt Ones aren't new to the journey and they've come to a
place on "You'll Never Walk Alone" where only trailblazers shall pass.
From the first guitar notes leads a strong verbal provocation, calling
bullshit on the complacency of the oft-trad R&R set in these times and
urging us to now spread the new gospel.
That now is 2013 and that new gospel informs us that the salad days of
S.F.'s garage rock revival are over. In its wake, resulting sounds
have split and splintered for the better and Burnt Ones' current
offering is no exception. Their second LP calls to mind the American
heritage of rambling seekers kicking about a new idea with an old set
of tools - affirming that its what you make of it and how far you take
it that counts. Taking it far, far out there, the themes of isolation,
loneliness, and survival found therein reveal the growth of this three
piece, having learned that moving inward is often the only way of
moving onward. With blinders up, Burnt Ones have given us a record
that white-knuckles down a dark passage of mental abuse and on through
to spiritual release. Unencumbered by the fear of new frontiers, the
band have extended a hand to the listener, urging us to forge ahead,
to diverge from the two-lane blacktop, break from the grids of any map
and speed off into the void."
-Francie Clod
creatively or to take those first steps down an unknown path at a
crossroads that provides no turnaround and leaves the past where it
belongs. Burnt Ones aren't new to the journey and they've come to a
place on "You'll Never Walk Alone" where only trailblazers shall pass.
From the first guitar notes leads a strong verbal provocation, calling
bullshit on the complacency of the oft-trad R&R set in these times and
urging us to now spread the new gospel.
That now is 2013 and that new gospel informs us that the salad days ofS.F.'s garage rock revival are over. In its wake, resulting sounds
have split and splintered for the better and Burnt Ones' current
offering is no exception. Their second LP calls to mind the American
heritage of rambling seekers kicking about a new idea with an old set
of tools - affirming that its what you make of it and how far you take
it that counts. Taking it far, far out there, the themes of isolation,
loneliness, and survival found therein reveal the growth of this three
piece, having learned that moving inward is often the only way of
moving onward. With blinders up, Burnt Ones have given us a record
that white-knuckles down a dark passage of mental abuse and on through
to spiritual release. Unencumbered by the fear of new frontiers, the
band have extended a hand to the listener, urging us to forge ahead,
to diverge from the two-lane blacktop, break from the grids of any map
and speed off into the void."
-Francie Clod
