Southern Sludge & Sneaky Prog: Baroness’s Blue Record
From The Noise Report · 54:48
Show by Brian Harvey, Matt Reno
This week on Noise Report, Matt and Brian tackle one of the most celebrated metal releases of the 2000s: Baroness’s 2009 sophomore achievement, Blue Record. After bursting out of Savannah, Georgia, with the raw power of the Red Album, Baroness returned to deliver a 44-minute suite of intricate, twin-guitar-heavy rock.We break down what makes this album an undeniable masterpiece—from John Dyer Baizley’s iconic artwork to its folk-infused dual-lead solos to its seamless transitions and historical lyrics. Plus, we share modern and classic band recommendations for fans of this essential record.Featured Tracks:FIREBREATHER - "The Blood That I Spill Turns to Fire"This Brutal World - "The Battle "NOISE REPORT LINKS:thenoisereport.comWatch on YouTubeSupport the show: Check out the Noise Report merch shop, and find metal book recommendations at Bookshop.orgRock out to The Noise Report playlists on YouTube Music or Spotify
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