To Discover: Megaton Communion
Red Sky Warning: Megaton Communion’s Roaring Triumph in the Desert Storm
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DwTsDhlh0O0
North Eastern Ohio’s dusty backyard has birthed a riff-slinging beast, and its name is Megaton Communion. Their new album, Red Sky Warning—out now via Black Doomba Records—is a desert-rock tsunami crashing through your speakers. Remember "Disbelief," that gnarly single that punched doubt in the face? Well, the trio just dropped the full monty, and holy smokes, it’s a ride.
For Fans Of:
If you’re into Bog Wizard’s swampy mystique, Dust Lord’s gravelly sermons, or Tommy Stewart’s Dyerwulf (think “Wolfpack energy, but with more fuzz”), this album’s your new altar.
A Desert Pilgrimage Through Sound
Red Sky Warning ain’t just an album—it’s a survival guide for the soul. Imagine volcanic grooves, riffs that stick like desert heat, and lyrics that ask, “Hey, you ever stared into the void… and winked?” The band calls it a journey through “shadows of doubt” and “raw emotion.” Sound intense? You bet. But hey, who wants easy listening when you can have a mosh pit of the mind?
“This record’s our heartblood,” the band confesses. “It’s about finding grit when the world’s on fire.” Cue existential chills.
Crafted to Crush
Polished to perfection by producer Curran Murphy (think of him as the mad scientist behind Custom Audio Mutation), Red Sky Warning is a sonic beast. Sarah Strang’s cover art? Let’s just say it screams “apocalypse chic.”
Track Standouts:
“Disbelief”: A headbanger’s therapy session.
“Infernal Reverie”: Psychedelic chaos meets a sledgehammer rhythm.
“Red Sky Warning” (title track): Eight minutes of “Should I cry or break something?” energy.
The Trio Behind the Thunder:
Joe Marshall slings bass and vocals like a man possessed, Derrick Walter’s guitar wails like a coyote at midnight, and Ryan Sharkey? That dude drums like he’s escaping lava.
Grab It Now—Or Regret It Later
Stream it, spin it, or cradle the limited vinyl (because “cool factor” matters). Snag physical copies straight from Black Doomba’s den: https://blackdoombarecords.bandcamp.com/music
Look, I’ve spun this beast three times today. My neighbors might file a noise complaint, but worth it. It’s the kind of album that makes you wanna rev a Harley into the sunset… or at least air-guitar like nobody’s watching.
Plug In, Tune Out:
Blast ’em on YouTube: https://youtu.be/DwTsDhlh0O0
Throw cash at their Bandcamp: https://megatoncommunion2.bandcamp.com
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