Death Valley Girls: Glow In The Dark (Vinyl LP)
Burger Records
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Limited green colored vinyl LP pressing. At the core of Death Valley Girls, vocalist/multi-instrumentalist Bonnie Bloomgarden and guitarist Larry Schemel channel a modern spin on Funhouse's sonic exorcisms, ZZ Top's desert-blasted riffage, and Sabbath's occult menace. On their third album Darkness Rains, Death Valley Girls churn out the hyper-charged scuzzy rock every generation yearns for, but there is a more subversive force percolating beneath the surface that imbues the band with an exhilarating cosmic energy. Album opener More Dead is a rousing wake up call, with a hypnotic guitar riff and an intoxicating blown-out solo underscoring Bloomgarden's proclamation that you're more dead than alive. The pace builds with (One Less Thing) Before I Die, a distillate of Detroit's proto-punk sound. At track three, Death Valley Girls hit their stride with Disaster (Is What We're After), a rager that takes the most boisterous moments off Exile On Main Street and injects it with Zeppelin's devil's-note blues.
Limited green colored vinyl LP pressing. At the core of Death Valley Girls, vocalist/multi-instrumentalist Bonnie Bloomgarden and guitarist Larry Schemel channel a modern spin on Funhouse's sonic exorcisms, ZZ Top's desert-blasted riffage, and Sabbath's occult menace. On their third album Darkness Rains, Death Valley Girls churn out the hyper-charged scuzzy rock every generation yearns for, but there is a more subversive force percolating beneath the surface that imbues the band with an exhilarating cosmic energy. Album opener More Dead is a rousing wake up call, with a hypnotic guitar riff and an intoxicating blown-out solo underscoring Bloomgarden's proclamation that you're more dead than alive. The pace builds with (One Less Thing) Before I Die, a distillate of Detroit's proto-punk sound. At track three, Death Valley Girls hit their stride with Disaster (Is What We're After), a rager that takes the most boisterous moments off Exile On Main Street and injects it with Zeppelin's devil's-note blues.