
High-voltage Australian hard rock defined by thunderous fuzz riffs and piercing vocals. A concentrated burst of 1970s-inspired arena energy.
May 26, 2009 · Modular Recordings
Back Round is a sonic sledgehammer designed to re-establish Wolfmother as the premier torchbearers of 1970s arena rock. From the first distorted chord, the track radiates a sense of invincibility, channeling the spirit of Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath through a modern, high-gain lens. The production is unapologetically massive, utilizing a wall of sound approach that makes the trio sound like a literal army. It is music that demands to be played at volumes that would make neighbors complain, built on a foundation of thick, fuzzy guitar riffs and a rhythm section that hits with the weight of a falling building.
How does Back Round sound next to the rest of Wolfmother's catalogue?
The production is built around compressed loud than this artist usually allows.
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