Burn The Witch - Stone Gods

Description: Artist: Stone Gods / EP / Audio CD released 2008-02-25 at Stone Gods / Disc #1 Tracklisting 1 Burn The Witch 2 You B ... more

Burn The Witch - Stone Gods ... You Brought A Knife To A Gunfight
3 Breakdown
4 Heartburn

Newest Review: ... vigour. Stone Gods mean business here and 'Burn The Witch' is the finest example of hard rock music that they have to offer ... more

... on this EP, don't let this have you believe that the rest of the EP isn't worth listening to however as this certainly isn't true at all. As second track 'You Brought A Knife To A Gunfight' starts up once more the band impress greatly. The band carry on steam rolling through here with some more hard hitting rock music, a fine display of how rock music should always sound. It's not watered down in the slightest, Stone Gods are not gearing themselves towards the pop market here whatsoever; they are in fact steering w...more

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Burn The Witch - Stone Gods: It's Really Growing On Me (943 words)
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When Justin Hawkins announced his departure from The Darkness, did the others accept defeat and call it a day? Did they heck. As soon as The Darkness met their end Dan Hawkins and Richie Edwards got together and decided that they would form a new band, a band far greater than their previous one ever had been. They got to work, keeping on board The Darkness drummer Ed Graham and recruiting Toby MacFarlaine on bass guitar, the bass guitarist for former Blur member Graham Coxon. It was envisaged that this time round they would do things the way they wanted to do them, their would be no pop music here but instead straight up rock music. They've stuck to their guns and come ... Read the complete review