MOS GENERATOR: Songs for Future Gods CD sealed. Kyuss, Fu Manchu, Black Sabbath. Check all samples!

"Mos Generator would definitely be able to bump and grind with other stoner rock luminaries such as Kyuss, Fu Manchu, and Black Sabbath, but still come off like their own monster with a new set of teeth."
Scene veterans Shawn Johnson (ex-Mindfunk), Scooter Haslip (ex-Voodoo Gearshift), and Tony Reed (ex- Treepeople, Goodbye Harry) felt the instinctual need to strip down to the basics of hard rock. Their Small Stone debut, Songs for Future Gods, virtually oozes sludge through your speakers when first played. The rhythms are tight, and Reed's guitar playing has grown all the more explosive. The fact is, Mos Generator plays kick-ass, honest, old school heavy rock `n' roll. Dynamic, resilient, instinctive, and unpredictable--never boring--Mos Generator is a must-see the next time the band comes to your town.

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5.0 out of 5 stars These guys rock
Pretty basic hard rock, but if you like to bang your head, they deliver

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FORMAT: CD
LABEL: Small Stone
RELEASED: 2007
ORIGIN: USA

TRACKLIST:
Silver Olympus
NandV
Son Of Atom Smasher
Wizards Of The Prophecy Pen
Into The Long Sleep
Yes My Lord
Lumbo Rock
Acapulco Gold
Sleeping Your Way To The Middle
Y’juana

"Mos Generator is dialed into the '70's rock aesthetic. As a trio, it all comes down to band chemistry, and the band's got plenty to spare. There's a ton of dexterous playing on Songs for Future Gods, making them as much a descendant of Rush as Deep Purple and Sabbath (the more Pink Floyd-like aspects of The Late Great Planet Earth have been toned down considerably). As for the songs in particular, Mos Generator covers a pretty diverse amount of ground. The album as a whole has a loose feel to it; it's relaxed yet completely in charge, which lets the band's stylistic forays seem less like aimless jamming. I'm finding it hard to do anything but enjoy this album."