Alabama Thunderpussy, Staring at the Divine - 48m 5s

Tracks & Durations

1. Ol' Unfaithful	4:15
2. Motor-Ready	4:21
3. Shapeshifter	4:12
4. Whore Adore	4:39
5. Hunting By Echo	4:34
6. Beck And Call	3:45
7. Twilight Arrival	6:44
8. Esteem Fiend	6:11
9. S.S.D.D.	6:40
10. Amounts That Count	2:38

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Review

Fans of old-school, Southern-tinged fuzz rock à la Corrosion of Conformity (with a dash of Trouble) will dig the underground groove-metal of Alabama Thunderpussy. With Pantera heaviness and a beer-drinking and hell-raising vibe, AT occupy the small if revered niche also populated by the likes of Kyuss, the Melvins, Raging Slab, early Fu Manchu, and Down. The Virginia-based quintet has been making records since the late '90s, and with Staring at the Divine, their fourth album (and first for Relapse), they've come through with 10 songs of winning, swampy, intense rumble-rock they've coined "moonshine metal." The twin-guitar harmonies of "Motor Ready" are Thin Lizzy-reminiscent, the song a headbanging and moshing meld of musicality. While Alabama Thunderpussy are loud-and-nasty blues metal, this tattooed, bearded bunch are surprisingly melodic--songs like "Hunting by Echo," the slow, hypnotic grind and sinuous solos of "Twilight Arrival," and the portentous-to-rollicking trippy twin-guitar outing that is "S.S.D.D." are highlights in a disc full of stellar subsonic sounds for the discriminating dirtbag. --Katherine TurmanRichmond, Virginia's Alabama Thunderpussy deliver ten ass-kickin' shots of 'moonshine metal' on their Relapse debut. With the one-two punch of low-end, stoner rock rumble and twin-guitar harmonies inspired by Thin Lizzy and Judas Priest, and the do-it-yourself work ethic of their punk rock roots. 2002.

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