Album
Type:
Album
Date
Released:
April 04th 2015
Label:
Shithead Records/H42 Records
Temple
Of Time - Track Listing
1.Element 24
2.High Trip King
3.Floating
4.With That Priest
On The Back Seat
5.Noises From Aeon
6.River
Review:
Time
for some good old fashioned Stoner Rock where the grooves and riffs
are matched by some great hard-rocking vocals. Deep Aeon may not
sound the most original of Stoner Rock bands but that doesn't stop
them being an exciting band to spend 30 mins of your day with. As
their debut album - Temple Of Time - is a thrilling and action packed
ride from start to finish.
Deep
Aeon get straight down to business with the heavy blues/stoner rock
track - Element 24 - that sees the band in full confident mood with a
great outlook on all things Stoner Rock. It's also good that the band
have written great and often humorous lyrics to match the music that
will leave you with a warm fuzzy feeling inside. If you're a fan of
Old-School Desert Rock/Stoner/Fuzz Rock then Deep Aeons is the band
for you and you can hear various nods to Kyuss, Truckfighters and Fu
Manchu. It may take time to get used to the vocals but you can't deny
what a great singer he actually is.
Second
track - High Trip King – offers more of the same good time high
energy vibes of the opening track though with Deep Aeon bringing a
slice of psychedelic rock to the action. Deep Aeon know what needs to
be done to entertain the heck out of you. This is good old fashioned
Stoner Rock that's made for one thing. Mainly to get you into the
mood to rock out and they succeed on all levels. The instrumental
work is superb through out as the band have a keen talent for writing
impressive riffs.
The
rest of the album follows the same template as the opening two tracks
and that's a good thing. You can enjoy the rest of the ride as Deep
Aeon have a few more great tunes for you to check out - Floating,
Noises From Aeon and the last epic track - River. River is possibly
the standout track of the whole album as the band decide to let fly
with heavy fuzz/blues/stoner rock mayhem to end the album on a loud
finish. This album may not be high on originality but it's still a
great album for you to check out.
Shame
there isn't a couple of more songs on the 'album as it could have
done with a couple of mores to expand Deep Aeon's sound. Other than
that give this album a spin and you will be rewarded with 30 minutes
of top class vintage stoner rock music. Excellent and Highly
Recommended.
Thanks
to H42 Records/Shithead Records for the promo. Temple of Time will be released on
CD/DD/Vinyl from Shithead Records/H42 Records on April 04th 2015.
Words
by Steve Howe
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