Baroness are set to release Blue Album, their follow-up to the well-received Red Album, on October 13th. In anticipation of that, the band has posted “A Horse Called Golgotha” on their Myspace.
Blue Album is going to be released through Relapse.
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song starts off kind of weird, but damn is the whole thing awesome.
Sounds like they've fully embraced their classic rock influence. I really like the direction the songs are headed, it's almost as though they've captured both sides of Harvey Milk and fused them into their own blend. Very much looking forward to this.