Black Tusk: The Way Forward
Black Tusk: The Way Forward
Format: CD
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Artist: Black Tusk
Label: Season of Mist
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 822603000122
Genre: Heavy Metal, Heavy Metal
2024 release. Black Tusk go way back. Guitarist Andrew Fidler and drummer James May both grew up down in the swamps of Savannah, Georgia, where they've been banging heads together for the past 19 years. While often mentioned in the same weed-infused breath as Baroness and Kylesa, Black Tusk are a different beast. These swamp monsters have never strayed far from their roots in metal, sludge and punk, though their previous album found them fighting just to stay afloat after bassist Jonathan Athon's passing. 'The Way Forward' is just that. This album charges straight-on behind their new lineup, which includes former collaborators Chris "Scary" Adams on guitars, and Derek Lynch on bass. Together, they clear a path into the future by relying more on what Black Tusk does best. Lead single "Brushfire" comes in hot with a mean, ugly, foot-stomping riff. Rough and rowdy gang vocals will have pits trampling through "Dance on Your Grave", while "Breath of Life" rides off with a raised fist through drums that roll and crack like a thunderstorm. Nearly twenty years in, Black Tusk put the pedal to the metal harder than ever.
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