Suicide

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Expanding slightly on their blues-rooted debut, the London-based hard rockers incorporated notable progressive shifts and increasingly melodic vocals on their sophomore outing. While the production provides a slightly more dynamic soundscape, Del Bromham's vicious, fuzz-laden guitar work continues to dominate tracks like the explosive, proto-metal opener 'Son of the Father'. It perfectly captures the gritty transition from late 60s acid rock into muscular 70s heavy metal.