Jehovah's Hitlist

構成数 : 1枚
合計収録時間 : 00:49:01
Bender: Kent Boyce (vocals); Matt Scerpella (guitar); Tim Cook (bass, background vocals); Steve Adams (drums). Additional personnel: Laura Williams, Howard Gott (violin); Naomi Fairhurst (viola); Ed Jeffries (cello); Harry Melville (double bass). Recorded at Warehouse Studios, Waukesha, Wisconsin. Personnel: Matt Scerpella (guitar); Howard Gott, Laura Williams (violin); Naomi Fairhurst (viola); Ed Jeffries (cello); Harry Melville (double bass); Steve Adams (drums); Jeff Holden (percussion); Tim Cook (background vocals). Audio Mixers: Mike Zirkel; Mudrock ; Andrew Murdock. Recording information: Shaw Sound, Fulham, London, England; Smart Studio, Madison, WI; Warehouse Studios, Waukesha, WI; Westlake Audio, LA, CA. Bender brings something back to hard rock--real singing. Vocalist Kent Boyce's unique timbre combines the darkness of Alice In Chains' Layne Staley and the raw emotion of the late Mother Love Bone singer Andrew Wood. On its auspicious debut JEHOVAH'S HITLIST, the band merges classic hard rock with industrial and metal textures. "Passion Flower" finds Boyce's vocals balanced between graceful and gruff; instrumentally the band responds in kind. The Pantera-meets-Rage Against The Machine crunch of "Sharon Stone" displays the members of Bender twisting musical extremes to their advantage, while in "Lobster," Boyce recounts a seemingly pleasant story that contrasts starkly with the song's dark musical textures. The radio-friendly "Isolate" captures the swagger of the Cult combined with rousing syncopation and dynamics. While Bender clearly isn't trying to rewrite the history of hard rock, it quite possibly has a paragraph reserved for it somewhere.
録音 : ステレオ (Studio)