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THE REVIEW
It's for the dust wind, scratches on the eyes and poison in the lungs.
It's for the solitary palm, distant vision, from the top of the dunes.
It's for the hallucinated mirages, shimmering water pools and talking cacti.
It's for the persistent sweat, salty streams down hollowed cheeks.
It's for the raiders on dromedaries, sharp knives, and glasses even at night.
It's for the lonely scorpions, shadow under the stones, killers in the tail.
It's for the abandoned gas stations, diesel, warm beer, and ghosts.
It's for the strippers of the Titty Twister, boots, lasso, pole, and saliva.
It's for the one-eyed whore at the border, thirty dollars, and a revolver under the pillow.
It's for the wide-awake gringo, returning soulless on his steed.
It's for the nomads with dry skin, laden camels and daughters for sale.
It's for the wreckage of your Buick, dead metal, between sand and asphalt.
It's Psychedelic Garage rock. Stoned fat riffs and a lot of drugs.
A sandstorm to fill you with dust even in your underwear.
(Thanks to the Zeppelin, the Sabbath, and the Hawkwind for the drugs and inspiration. The Fu Manchu, Monster Magnet, and the Kyuss, for the whores and the desert)
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The review vividly portrays The Kings Of Frog Island II as a psychedelic garage rock album bursting with desert-inspired imagery and stoned, heavy riffs. It connects the album's sound to legendary bands like Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, and Kyuss, emphasizing its psychedelic, drug-fueled atmosphere. The reviewer paints the music as a dusty, hallucinatory journey through desert landscapes and gritty rock culture. Overall, it's a high praise for its authentic desert rock vibe.Tracklist Videos
The Kings Of Frog Island
A music project producing psychedelic, stoner and garage rock. Reviews praise heavy, drugged riffs, desert imagery and clear influences from bands like Black Sabbath, Hawkwind, Kyuss and Monster Magnet.02 Reviews
