JOSIAH: Into the outside CD. Original, RARE 1st issue with different artwork! Stoner Rock. Check audio (Whole album, every song).

Description

Label: Molten Records MELT CD 007
Format: CD
Country: UK
Released: 2004
Style: Stoner Rock

Track list :
1 Turn It On [Backing Vocals: The Filthy Few]
2 The Scarlatti Tilt
3 O.B.N.
4 Bloodrock
5 Keep On Pushin’
6 Beyond
7 Sweet Time
8 Sylvie
9 Black Country Killer
10 Death Rides A Horse
11 Unwind Your Mind

Bass, Acoustic Guitar, Vocals Sie Beasley
Drums, Percussion Bear
Vocals, Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Percussion Mat Bethancourt*

Written-By G. Baldwin* (tracks: 2 to 4, 6, 7, 9, 10), M. Bethancourt*, S. Beasley* (tracks: 2 to 4, 6, 7, 9, 10)
Recorded in 7 days at Foel Studio, Wales, June 2004.

StonerRock: “Into the Outside has plenty of bluesy riffs and a good whiff of soul. On top of the stripped down Monster Magnet sound are a bevy of other influences some Fu Manchu, Blue Cheer, The James Gang, for instance. Its good company for Josiah to keep, and they manage to sound like they’re straight from the 70s but without sounding dated.”

This is Josiah’s second full length release. The band have released a few cool 7″ records as well and  toured with the Danish band On Trial in Europe. This three piece band really knows how to lay down the rock and roll and the record has a really cool sound to it. The CD opens with “Turn It On”, to break things open. “The Scarlatti Tilt” continues the rockin’ and has a great groove to it. “O.B.N.” is the single from the record, a cool foot stomping number and short at 2― minutes. I doubt anyone will play it on the radio, but who cares! There are a lot of cool mid-paced rocking songs on this CD (“Bloodrock”, “Keep on Pushin'”, “Beyond”). “Sweet Time” reminds me a bit of Nebula somehow. “Sylvie” is an acoustic ballad that really changes the mood of the CD. The CD closes with a jam (“Death Rides a Horse”) that fades into the long 14 minute “Unwind Your Mind” (it has 4 minutes of silence in the middle!). This is one of the most adventurous tracks the band have ever recorded, beginning with some nice acoustic guitar that leads into a cool psychedelic guitar freakout! A great way to end the CD.