The Almighty Defenders is a Rock album by The Almighty Defenders, originally released in 2009. On Gatefold: 2 pressings tracked, owned by 6 collectors.
Sound DNA
- Rock
- Rock & Roll
- fuzzy
- rowdy
About
The Almighty Defenders are a (presumably) one-off merging of the Black Lips with King Khan and Mark “BBQ” Sultan. Reportedly completed in just a week, it’s a righteous goof packed with undecipherable vocals, Three Stooges references, manic call-and-response choruses, and tongue-in-cheek testifying. Sounding like it was recorded in a cramped, sweaty basement on half-blown amps and cheap microphones, the music is a frenzied fusion of garage rock, vintage R&B, and off-kilter doo-wop performed as an ironic gospel-tent revival. Carefully crafted it’s not, but unhinged sloppiness seems to be the point. Taken in that spirit, the Almighty Defenders are a ton of foot-stomping fun. Amen to that.
via Apple Music
The Clerk's got thoughts on this one. Mosh members get the full take →
Tracklist
- 1All My Loving3:10
- 2The Ghost With the Most4:07
- 3Bow Down and Die4:09
- 4Cone of Light3:24
- 5Jihad Blues2:03
- 630 Second Air Blast1:44
- 7Death Cult Soup 'n' Salad1:22
- 8I'm Coming Home3:14
- 9Over the Horizon1:48
- 10She Came Before Me3:28
- 11The Great Defender4:58
Credits
Performers
6 collectors on Gatefold own this · 2 pressings tracked on Gatefold