Dead Meadow, Feathers - 57m 2s

Tracks & Durations

1. Let's Jump In	4:19
2. Such Hawks Such Hounds	3:19
3. Get Up On Down	5:27
4. Heaven	6:05
5. At Her Open Door	5:31
6. Don't Tell The Riverman	7:04
7. Stacy's Song	4:06
8. Let It All Pass	5:20
9. Through The Gates Of The Sleepy Silver Door	2:01
10. Bonus Track	13:43

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Review

Very few bands have what it takes to leaven their stoner rock with equal parts melody and exploratory noise. Their exhilarating fourth album, Feathers, is the DC-based group's best album by far, thanks in no small part to the addition of second guitarist Cory Shane. Half the album is so good--and so eclectic--it brings to mind the bass-heavy assault of classic Blue Cheer and Sabbath, the sweet confectioner's space-pop of Jack Drag and Brian Jonestown Massacre, and the locked groove swagger of Comets on Fire and Black Mountain. Dead Meadow aren't afraid to melt genre conventions; "at Her Open Door," for instance, is very Zepp-y but trippy and sugar-y sweet—almost like Bumble Puppy, but way better. "Stacy's Song" is levitating and beautiful, a reverb-saturated tune that showcases singer-guitarist Jason Simon's distinctive vocals. --Mike McGonigal

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