WE: Wooferwheels CD signed Autographed. Black Sabbath to Monster Magnet. SIGNED BY ALL BAND MEMBERS!

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SIGNED BY ALL BAND MEMBERS!

Tracklist:
01. Wooferwheels
02. Out There
03. Last Argument Of Kings
04. Inbetween The Days
05. Stuksof Khun De Prorok
06. Chase Vanpire- Tribute
07. Im Dschungel Von Kraut

Voices Of Wonder Records
We are a quartet from Oslo in Norway, whose previous albums have included “In A Field Of Moose ” (1994) and “Violently Coloured Sneakers” (1996).
“Wooferwheels” is actually a heavy psychedelic rock album. The guitarists manage a special mood and an ambient and dreamy atmosphere as they produce a plethora of sounds and
effects. They frequent come up with economical instrumental passages that are devoid of widdly-widdly histrionics but full of subtle, slow and intense buildups that create a heavy but also exploratory sound that could also appeal to the Space Rock fans

“”Wooferwheels” is quite a brand of psychedelia, groove, Western moods and even progressive elements. The ranges crossed on this disc are not easily swallowed in one bite, making it all the more rewarding if one takes the time to really explore. If your musical preferences include everything from Black Sabbath to Monster Magnet I seriously suggest you do.”
Terrorizer

From Aural Innovations #4 (October 1998)

Norway’s We play driving metallic rock that has a heavy psychedelic edge. The band consists of Don A. Dons, Thomas Felberg, Geir Anders Jensen, and Kristian Kirkvaag. The CD provides no instrument listing but it sounds like duel guitars, bass, and drums.

While We’s music is certainly metallic there is an undefinable quality that makes calling them a metal band give the wrong impression. The guitars do not blow you away with the solos characteristic of metal bands. Rather, there is much hard driving intensity that is metallic, but also blazing acid guitar that is even ambient at times.

Songs like “Wooferwheels”, “Last Argument Of Kings”, and “In Between The Days” feature this interesting mix of hard psych and metal that gives the band their sound. The band often alternates between subtle buildups and kick ass rockin’. One of my favorites tunes, “Stuks Of Khun De Prorok” carries this metal/acid mix to its extreme. At ten minutes the band develops a slow intensity and all the musicians really stretch out including the vocalist who screams dementedly along with the musicians.

“Chase Vampire” and “Im Dschungel Von Kraut” are the tunes that would most appeal to AI readers. Still heavy, but psychedelically dreamy, the guitarists seem far more concerned with mood and atmosphere than flash as they produce a banquet of sounds and effects. I don’t think there are any synths here so they are really wringing a lot out their guitars. A heavy, but exploratory sound that I found very appealing and the closest to SpaceRock found on the disc.