Rodeo Electrica
Ponamero Sundown
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May 2, 2011
Although this is the first time I am listening to Ponamero Sundown , Rodeo Electrica is their second album. I felt much of an enthusiasm while listening to it, since I like Dozer and you can clearly hear Ponamero sound a lot like them. An album with plenty of great stoner riffs and vocals which surely grab your attention. You can find strong rock songs and some mellower ones, not in a line order which makes the album been divided in two parts - the heavy one , and the mellow one - but in a way that keeps your interest all the time.
Evil Wand, Highway Messiah, The Dice, 1025 (has an extremely hard start but mellows down), and Shot For Glory , Sinners Breed, Goddess Of The Sun & Rodeo Electrica Part II are the heavy ones while Sorrows (this one sounded a bit like western theme to me ), Rodeo Electrica Part I (instrumental), Not The Time (acoustic, instrumental, The Ghost And The Fathomless are the mellow ones.
I for sure am going to keep on listening to this album for a long time. I am pretty much sure you will enjoy it.
8 / 10
Excellent
"Rodeo Electrica" Track-listing:
1. Evil Hand
2. Highway Messiah
3. Sorrows
4. The Dice
5. 1025
6. Rodeo Electrica Part I
7. Shot For Glory
8. Sinners Breed
9. Not the time
10. The Ghost
11. Goddess OF The Sun
12. Farthomless Nothingness
13. Rodeo Electrica Part II
Ponamero Sundown Lineup:
Niclas Endwall - Vocals
Peter Eklund - Drums & percussion
Andres Martinsgard - Electric & accoustic guitars
Oliver Gille Vowden - Bass & 12 string guitar
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