To Discover: Black Stone Machine
Black Stone Machine’s The Guild of Black: Southern Rock’s Fiery Sermon
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pNP4VNEl3oc
Y’all remember that Friday, February 16th, 2024? When Black Stone Machine dropped their EP The Guild of Black like a sonic Molotov cocktail? Let me tell ya—it’s a baptism in bourbon-soaked riffs and swampy rebellion. Three tracks. That’s all they needed to remind us why Southern heavy rock still kicks like a mule with a grudge.
From the first chord, these boys drag you into a world where leather jackets are armor and guitar solos preach louder than Sunday sermons. The Guild of Black? More like a backroad brawl set to melody. Ever heard a riff that feels like a chainsaw duel at a hoedown? Yeah, that’s Track 2. And don’t get me started on the vocals—gravelly enough to pave a highway to hell, yet soulful enough to make a sinner weep.
Wanna taste? The Guild of Black is live on Spotify and all major platforms. Hit play here: https://open.spotify.com/album/1rwOmYRyQy7TGGmoxHXIQp. Trust me, your speakers will thank you—or curse you for the abuse.
Alcyone Records? They’ve been stoking the fire of rebellion since day one. Follow ’em on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/alcyonerecords) and Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/alcyonerecords/) for more ear-candy that’ll make your grandma clutch her pearls.
Look, I’ve blasted this EP in my car while dodging potholes, and let’s just say—it’s the kind of gritty, soulful, unapologetically loud stuff that turns traffic jams into front-row shows. Three tracks? Feels like a tease, but hell, sometimes less is more… especially when it’s this potent. Southern rock ain’t dead; it’s just been reloading.
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