Baroque
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yeah it's not for me. I could see liking it in my high school years maybe. Thanks for recommending it anyway
Id probably say their self titled album and Blast Tyrant are their best. Some of their other albums have good songs, but they suffer from being consistently good imo. The new stuff all seems to kind of be an inferior derivative of the sound they found on Blast Tyrant, except I am a little partial towards From Beale Street to Oblivion (hardly new at this point though as it was released in 07). Part of the charm of the band is the clever wordplay in their lyrics, but you may have a hard time getting into them if you dont like the strong southern blues influence in their sound. Check out the self-titled and Blast Tyrant. Ill post a song from each that I like. Im not sure if you will like them though.
Yeah formulaic is a word I would use to describe what I've heard by Clutch. What is their best material? Maybe I haven't heard it.
Hurr durr theyre overrated.
Echoing shit already mentioned here.
Blast Tyrant, Psychic Warfare, but also Earth Rocker and Robot Hive/Exodus for a Blast Tyrant jr.
I'm going to remember this when you talk shit about some band I like that you don't like you fucking faggot.
They don't have any good material. They have a few good songs and that's it.
You can't have any good songs if you supposedly don't have any good material. Just saying. I don't like this band and don't care whether or not you do, but your post doesn't make sense.
You could have chosen better songs as representatives.
The ultimate Clutch songs are
Yet you cared about my opinion. There you go again flaunting your ego.
I wouldn't say formulaic so much as subtle repetition of instrumental theme, with different nuances. If I'm being simplistic, Clutch is basically the best bar band you've ever heard, with some really sultry tunes that stand out as bluesy rock masterpiece peppered throughout their discography. They've a very masculine sound with, as stated, excellent lyrical content. But they are heavily reminiscent of dirty bars where gearhead blue collar men drink simple beers. How you feel about that is obviously subjective. I dig it, a whole lot.
Cool story.