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3
By Beanbomb
Apparently 1 good song per album is the new musical norm…..
Better and better
4
By BTE FAN
Love to listen to the evolution of the bands sound… some remains from the bands early days but the sound has matured over time. Smart hard rock/metal. They’ve stretched and evolved with each album and I think it’s been brilliant.
Great album
5
By Scoprion Breath
Love it. One of the best rock releases in the last few years.
Fantastic then
5
By bjrisko77
Great album. Will be a top album of 2023.
Full Album Review
5
By St. Van Cortlandt
This band continues to evolve beyond their humble beginnings, following nothing but their own creative muse. Some “fans” seem unable to move beyond the blunt force of their first 2 albums, but those who appreciate artful and lush compositions mixed with hard riffs and emotive bellowing harmonies will eat up every second of Stone. It might be a little on the short side, but every cut is dealt with precision and clarity. This is one of those records that feels a bit retrospective and definitive, while still continuing to stretch the band’s range of sound. Another epic entry that deserves an open-minded listen.
Another Gem
5
By Monster bulldog
Awesome band following where the music takes them. Will always be a favorite 💚
First song is meh, second single is terrible
2
By HEY BRO! WHAT UP?
Last Word is okay but the mixing of the solo guitar sounds terrible. And what were they thinking with Beneath the Rose? That song is really bad.
Shine is a lot better.
The updated track list is really only 8 songs as there are two one minute songs which are throwaways.
Beneath the Rose
5
By Burgzilla
Such a complicated mess of sorts. Creative, artistic, and well produced. The song has so many signature changes it’s ridiculous. Keep up the progressive and into the wild blue yonder rock. Going where no bands gone before!
No Color
4
By CatfishBMB
The first song released from an album not themed after a color finally gets the drum sound right! On the heels of their last double LP featuring some brilliant songs interspersed with psychedelic noodling and plagued by poor drum sound, Last Word delivers the epic Baroness song writing with tight production. Soaring vocal melody over the phaser and flange soaked guitar has become a staple that continues to deliver a big punch. And the rhythm section is one of the best in hard rock and metal. A fantastic opening salvo for what is expected to be another first rate release from Baroness.
