PRIESTESS: Hello Master CD digipak. Early Deep Purple, Fu Manchu, w. Glen Danzig on vocals. CHECK VIDEOS

Description

Think early Deep Purple and a young Glen Danzig on vocals. Either way, fans of Fu Manchu, Queens Of The Stone Age, Atomic Bitchwax, and any other 70s regurgitating stoner rock band will find something great about this disc. They hail from Canada

Run Home Music video is made by Priestess.

1 I Am the Night, Colour Me Black 3:14
2 Lay Down 3:05
3 Run Home 3:36
4 Two Kids 2:18
5 Talk to Her 3:09
6 Time Will Cut You Down 5:05
7 Everything That You Are 3:25
8 The Shakes 3:21
9 Performance 3:54
10 Living Like a Dog 3:01
11 No Real Pain 3:01
12 Blood 3:16

Maximum……AWESOMENESS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

SAMPLES:  www.amazon.com/Hello-Master-Priestess/dp/B00138H5Q0/ref=sr_1_1_title_1_m…

OR  www.allmusic.com/album/hello-master-mw0000529749

Lay Down music video made by Priestess.

Priestess was the second warmer for Mastodon at a small theater in Portland OR where I heard them for the first time. A small pudgy filthy guy with a gibson sg strapped on him thanked Mastodon for a great tour and told us all how lucky we were to see them in such a small venue right as Blood Mountain was breaking loose.
I honestly didn’t know what to expect from them as Mouth for an Architect had opened up so the tone was set for some serious post-metal noise when all of a sudden these four guys cracked open “Lay Down” and lit the place on fire. The response from the crowd was deafening and certain, they had just made 600 of their biggest fans.
You could say “riff-rock” or make comparisons to Sabbath, Thin Lizzy, or what have you but they deliver fist pumping, wind in your hair rock, plain and simple.
It is also worth a mention that they brought homage to Spinal Tap as well. These guys are un-abashedly rock n’ roll from their riff and solo rides to the wrap around mutton chop moustache, they are the package, the real deal. Everything about them reels you in and then before you know it you just threw a full beer across the crowd.
The truth of the matter is that I feel lucky I got to see Priestess in such a small venue. These guys will (or should) be headliners on a huge stage someday.

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Wow. What a début record! This Priestess record is ROCK SOLID from beginning to end. Finally a new rock record with great actual singing, catchy hooks and great parts and SONGS and PRODUCTION. I’ve seen them live and can tell you these guys are the real deal. Don’t be mistaken. This isn’t a tongue in cheek irony-fest. Zero irony, no cheese, no gimmicks. The guys are for real and are refreshingly fun and honest. Anyone who likes rock will love and cherish this record and will keep it in rotation for years to come. Priestess has a rare “it” factor that only the few, great bands have when they play together. They way they lock in, rock and groove – the swing and swagger of the drums, the righteous guitar playing and the SONGS. I haven’t had this many thrills on a cd in a long, long while. This is gonna be a great summer. Thanks Priestess! See you when you hit my town. “Hello Master” is a true gem!