100 Bells

Buckle up, because Buck Gooter's latest album "100 Bells" is like a wild ride on a psychedelic rollercoaster through a dystopian carnival. This Virginia-based duo is known for their experimental blend of punk, noise, and blues, and they definitely do not disappoint on this release. From the opening track "Into the Valley," you are instantly transported to a dark, gritty world where the guitars screech and the drums thunder like a stampede of wildebeests. The vocals range from haunting whispers to guttural screams, creating a sense of unease that keeps you on the edge of your seat. But don't mistake this album for just a cacophony of noise. Tracks like "Broken Teeth" and "Black Iron" showcase Buck Gooter's knack for crafting infectious hooks that will have you tapping your foot while simultaneously feeling like you're spiralling into madness. One of the standout moments on "100 Bells" is the track "Worm in the Apple," which features a hypnotic groove that weaves in and out of feedback-drenched guitars. It's like if Black Sabbath went on a bender with Sonic Youth and decided to jam in a haunted house. Overall, Buck Gooter's "100 Bells" is a brutal, yet strangely beautiful, journey through the darkest corners of the music world. So buckle up, turn up the volume, and let Buck Gooter take you on a wild ride that you won't soon forget.