Halfway to Gone is here to bring you the rock -- stoner rock, that is. High Five is chock-full of sleazy fuzzed-out rock & roll delivered with double bass-drum madness. The guitar is what propels the music, of course, but the rhythm is tight when it needs to be, and bluesy, loose, and slinked-out when the situation calls for it. One problem that occurs with the groove hit upon is that some of the slower tracks almost topple with the weight of their own sludge. For the most part, High Five...   [ read more ]

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When it comes to describing Halfway to Gone's potent blend of stoner, Southern, and classic rock, the whiskey bottle-clutching 400-pound gorilla on the cover of their sophomore Second Season album really does say it all. Picking up right where their 2001 debut High Five left off, this second helping finds the New Jersey-based trio cranking out a surprisingly hook-laden, high-energy set of tunes. Boasting a confidence and swagger usually reserved for more experienced bands, {$Halfway to Go...   [ read more ]

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'On Gone to Heaven, guitarist and vocalist Jacob Fleischli regrouped the Tractor Kings in order to record at Matt Talbott's Great Western Record Recorders Studio in Tolono, IL, a town where Fleischli's ancestors settled after immigrating to the U.S. from Ireland in the 1880s. The energy Fleischli took from recording there resulted in a complex and bittersweet collection of stripped-down folk songs on Gone to Heaven, the group's second disc on Mud Records. The title track kicks things off with a feverish h...   [ read more ]

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