Blues for the Red Sun

by Kyuss

Blues for the Red Sun cover art
  • Type: Album
  • Released: June聽30,聽1992
  • Label: Dali, Elektra
  • Country: United States
  • Length: 50:51
  • Community rating: 4.48/5 from 20 ratings

Artists on this release: Brant Bjork, Josh Homme, John Garcia, Nick Oliveri

Album Notes & Community Reviews

'Blues for the Red Sun' is a seminal work in the stoner rock genre, defined by Josh Homme's heavily distorted, down-tuned guitar riffs and the prominent, driving basslines of Nick Oliveri on his final recording with the band. Produced by Chris Goss, the album's sound combines slow, groove-laden rhythms with a distinctive heavy/light dynamic that captured the band's raw live energy. Despite initial commercial failure, the album became critically acclaimed and highly influential, establishing a sonic template for the desert rock scene with its unique fusion of massive distortion and instrumental textures.

Genres

Descriptors: fuzz-drenched, groove-heavy, desert, sludge, droning

Tracklist

  1. Thumb (04:41)
  2. Green Machine (03:37)
  3. Molten Universe (02:49)
  4. 50 Million Year Trip (Downside Up) (05:49)
  5. Thong Song (03:47)
  6. Apothecaries' Weight (05:21)
  7. Caterpillar March (01:56)
  8. Freedom Run (07:37)
  9. 800 (01:34)
  10. Writhe (03:42)
  11. Capsized (00:55)
  12. Allen's Wrench (02:44)
  13. Mondo Generator (06:15)
  14. Yeah (00:04)

Credits

  • John Garcia - lead vocals on all tracks except "mondo generator", producer
  • Josh Homme - guitar, producer
  • Nick Oliveri - bass, lead vocals on "mondo generator", producer
  • Brant Bjork - drums, album concept, producer
  • Chris Goss - producer
  • Joe Barresi - recording engineer, mixing engineer
  • Brian Jenkins - drum tracking engineer
  • Jeff Sheehan - assistant engineer
  • Mike Bosely - additional mixing
  • Howie Weinberg - mastering engineer
  • Skiles - art director
  • Art Industria - design
  • Marc Rude - cover illustration
  • Big Bear Solar Observatory - cover photography
  • Michael Anderson - additional photography

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