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1. At The Helm Of Hades
2. Led Masquerade
3. Here Come The Freaks
4. Wizard Of Orgy
5. Mother Rocker
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7. I Got The Brain Of Hank Pym
8. Highish Noon (Bonus Track)
“Well folks here is ‘s eagerly awaited 2nd album ‘ “” and what a hard-rocking blast it is. A stunning collection of Psych, Desert Rock, Fuzz and Stoner Metal riffs.”
“PWM have a deep love for Stoner Rock, Fuzz, Science Fiction and Comic Book Movies. Just like myself and this album spoke volumes to me as it’s great ride from start to finish. PWM are just a good old fashioned band focusing equally on melodies and lyrics to make sure you’re having the time of your life from the very first riff.”
“”At The Helm Of Hades” shows what the album is all about. High-voltage rock with out-of-this world lyrics all blended with fast-paced Stoner Rock riffage. Lead vocalist Wayne has a severe case of the blues around his vocals as it packs an almighty punch.”
“PWM have wisely decided to leave out any flashy progressive rock riffs as that will take too much time of the albums brisk 33 minute running time. So what you get on the album is music that gets straight down to business of rocking the fuck out and it’s the more better for it.”
“Tracks such as “Here Come The Freaks”, “Wizard Of Orgy” and “” have a playful youthful energy to them which plays to the bands love of Sci-fi and fantasy themes. Though there is a dark twisted and wicked sense of humour in the bands lyrics especially on “Wizard Of Orgy”. The track has a great Thin Lizzy style vibe that makes it one of the albums stand-out tracks.”
“Though the main draw here on the album is the music. PWM blend blues, stoner, fuzz and hard rock to great effect and they know how to play a mean loud riff when the time calls for it. Just wait until you hear “” on full blast as it will easily get you in the mood to rock out.”
“Though the band have left the two best tracks for last. “Mother Rocker” and “I Got The Brain Of Hank Pym”. Spot the Ant-Man reference with the last track. PWM have shades of Stoner Rock Legends Clutch on “Mother Rocker” but still with their own great take on blues fuelled stoner rock though Wayne’s vocals bring back memories of Phil Lynott with this awesome performance.”
” is such a wonderfully refreshing straight forward Stoner Rock album that we all need to hear once in a while. It’s great when bands just play good old fashioned rock and roll that brings back memories from the legendary bands of the 70s Hard Rock scene. But still have a great identity of their own to stand out from the crowd.”
” is a superb album that all serious fans of Stoner Rock need to check out now.”
The Sludgelord, Steve Howe
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