Black Tusk, the band that refuses to be pigeonholed and marches forward with their distinct blend of sludge metal and punk rock.
Their latest offering, "The Way Forward" on transparent green vinyl, is a sonic journey that's as rebellious as it is intoxicating.
From the moment the needle drops on the title track, you're thrown headfirst into a world of relentless riffs, pounding drums, and guttural vocals that grab you by the throat and refuse to let go.
The band's trademark ferocity is on full display here, with each track hitting harder than the last.
But what sets Black Tusk apart from their peers is their ability to inject a healthy dose of melody into their cacophony of noise.
Tracks like "Desolation of Endless Times" and "Still Not Well" showcase the band's dynamic range, with moments of quiet introspection nestled within the chaos.
The production on this album is top-notch, allowing every instrument to shine through the cacophony without losing any of its raw power.
It's a testament to the band's skill and musicianship that they can create such a wall of sound without it ever feeling overwhelming.
Overall, "The Way Forward" is a triumph for Black Tusk, a band that continues to push the boundaries of what sludge metal and punk rock can achieve.
So grab your headphones, crank up the volume, and let yourself be swept away by the sheer force of nature that is Black Tusk.
Cheers, lads.
Their latest offering, "The Way Forward" on transparent green vinyl, is a sonic journey that's as rebellious as it is intoxicating.
From the moment the needle drops on the title track, you're thrown headfirst into a world of relentless riffs, pounding drums, and guttural vocals that grab you by the throat and refuse to let go.
The band's trademark ferocity is on full display here, with each track hitting harder than the last.
But what sets Black Tusk apart from their peers is their ability to inject a healthy dose of melody into their cacophony of noise.
Tracks like "Desolation of Endless Times" and "Still Not Well" showcase the band's dynamic range, with moments of quiet introspection nestled within the chaos.
The production on this album is top-notch, allowing every instrument to shine through the cacophony without losing any of its raw power.
It's a testament to the band's skill and musicianship that they can create such a wall of sound without it ever feeling overwhelming.
Overall, "The Way Forward" is a triumph for Black Tusk, a band that continues to push the boundaries of what sludge metal and punk rock can achieve.
So grab your headphones, crank up the volume, and let yourself be swept away by the sheer force of nature that is Black Tusk.
Cheers, lads.






