House of Gold & Bones Part 2 Stone Sour
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Album-Release:
2013
HRA-Release:
17.04.2013
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- 1 Red City 04:39
- 2 Black John 04:02
- 3 Sadist 05:08
- 4 Peckinpah 04:11
- 5 Stalemate 04:47
- 6 Gravesend 04:41
- 7 '82 03:42
- 8 The Uncanny Valley 04:01
- 9 Blue Smoke 02:07
- 10 Do Me A Favor 03:44
- 11 The Conflagration 04:55
- 12 The House Of Gold & Bones 04:43
Info for House of Gold & Bones Part 2
House of Gold & Bones is a two part concept album that follows a story written by singer Corey Taylor. It is a multimedia experience with 24 songs, innovative packaging, new media scavenger hunts and a 4 part comic book series. The story kicked off with the Top 10 debut of Part 1. Part 1 spawned the #1 rock track 'Absolute Zero' and has gone on to sell over 100,000 copies. Part 2 concludes the epic story and is led by the first single and video 'Do Me A Favor.'
'A decade ago, Corey Taylor was best known for scaring parents as frontman with Slipknot, but his remarkable transformation into heavy music's premier polymath and renaissance man may yet enable him to conquer the mainstream. It certainly helps that Stone Sour's second album in six months bulges at the seams with towering melodies and moments of radio-friendly majesty, the band's trademark straddling of the divide between metal and commercial rock sounding increasingly adroit. The second part of a bold but enjoyably nebulous concept piece, House of Gold and Bones Part 2 is a more menacing and aggressive beast than last year's grandiose Part 1. The pounding riffs and metallic oomph that underpin the likes of Black John, Peckinpah and Gravesend are offset by sumptuous strings and plaintive keys on The Conflagration and the eerie Blue Smoke, while Taylor's rich baritone imbues even his most prosaic lyrics with a great emotional intensity. While there is no denying that it's their charismatic frontman that sets them apart from most of their mainstream rock peers, Stone Sour are on blistering form here.' (Dom Lawson, The Guardian)
Corey Taylor, vocals
James Root, guitar
Josh Rand, guitar
Shawn Economaki, bass
Roy Mayorga, drums
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