SUNDRIFTER: Boston-Based Desert Rock Trio To Release Visitations Full-Length Via Small Stone This October; New Track Streaming + Preorders Available
"Sometimes you just got to let it burn." --
SUNDRIFTER
Boston-based desert rock trio SUNDRIFTER will release their
Visitations full-length via Small Stone on October 19th. Engineered, mixed, and
mastered by Dan Schwartz at Futura Productions in Roslindale, Massachusetts,
the space the nine-track record captures isn't of the Hawkwind, pulsating
rhythm variety, but instead one that oozes with planetary motion; one that
rolls along a chaotic cosmic path, not at all afraid to smash one asteroid off
another before crashing to the surface, which, as we all know, is how life
began in the first place.
In advance of its release, the band is pleased to premiere
opening track "Sons Of Belial," noting, "Our musical themes are
inspired by conspiracy or ancient astronaut theories. This song, 'Sons Of
Belial, is about the fall of the lost continent of Atlantis. There was a war
between The Children Of The Law Of One and the Sons Of Belial. The Children Of
The Law Of One were pure and worshipped one god while the Sons Of Belial
worshipped themselves and valued material objects. The power struggle brought
forth a fiery war to Atlantis that eventually sunk the continent. Sometimes you
just got to let it burn."
Stream "Sons Of Belial" at THIS LOCATION.
SUNDRIFTER's Visitations will be available on CD and digital
formats. Preorder yours today at THIS LOCATION.
Visitations Track Listing:
1. Sons Of Belial
2. Death March
3. Lightworker
4. Targeted
5. Till You Come Down
6. Hammerburn
7. Sky Peoples Son
8. Fire In The Sky
9. I Want To Leave
Born out of a Boston
rock underground teeming with history and riffs alike, SUNDRIFTER captures the
essence of tonal weight with their Small Stone debut, Visitations. Their second
album overall behind 2016's Not Coming Back, Visitations harnesses spaciousness
and heft alike and soars with melodic vibrancy in a way most acts simply can't
balance. Shades of Soundgarden and Queens Of The Stone Age appear, but they're
just shades, and SUNDRIFTER's vision of heavy is their own, someplace between
grunge, doom, psychedelia, and classic heavy rock.
SUNDRIFTER:
Craig Peura - guitars, vocals
Patrick Queenan - drums, percussion
Paul Gaughran - bass
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