Love this!
5
By cyn37211
Baroness ROCKS! I'm 63, and have loved music my entire life. I was lucky enough to see and hear many of the old classic bands in their infancy (many at the Electric Factory in Plilly, when it hosted the then underground acts), and to hear music evolve through so many influential bands who had such a huge impact on the music scene. Baroness is one of those bands, and I can only hope to live long enough for them to visit Nashville!
One of my favorite albums.
5
By Thundersnow001
Great album all the way through.
Very good!
5
By Rockers Reggae
This album is worth purchasing!
I Hate Me for Not Buying This Album Sooner
5
By Reiter72
Proggy, melodic and heavy as f. It's like Sir Lord Baltimore and Tool had a genetically engineered kid and only kept the sexy chromosomes.
Without Words...
5
By youngskeletor
… this would still be an absolutely incredible album.
Here's a few more words…
Enthralling. Expansive. Expressive. Explosive. Excellent.
A littlle Better than the Blue Record
4
By SjP55555
I recently bought both the Red Album and Blue Records by Baroness. While both are pretty good- after a few listens I thought the Red Album is a bit better. The guitar work really stands out on Rays, Birthing and Isak. While the singer does not have much of a range, his style works well with the aforementioned songs. Don't get me wrong there are some good moments on the Blue Record. Most of them revolve around the guitar work. But in the end the lack in vocals prevent it from being a "great" record. Overall Baroness is unique and their songs have quite a bit of origionality to them. I do not regret my purchase.
A solid stoner metal release
4
By mr.modernprog
This album mixes folk and southern stylings with stoner metal. The latter overrides the former, but the former is definitely noticeable. Get this album now.
Baroness Needs to Make More Albums!!!
5
By ii Stryker
Awesome new metal band!!! the Red Album and Blue Record are great from beginning to end! I want and need more!!
Nearly as good as Blue Record
5
By 76094 pounds
Great album
Progressive, but metal?
4
By OoberPenguinFun
I have nothing negative to say about Baroness as artists. This is obviously an accomplished release for what seems to be a relatively young band. I truly do, however, find it difficult to call it metal. I see many comparisons to Mastodon, and I don't entirely disagree, but I do hear in Baroness a sound that is almost so polished and careful at moments that it has lost the primal drive that characterizes heavy metal. I'm not saying that metal cannot have slower, softer parts (i.e. Gojira's "Silver Cord"), but there was no point in this album that energized me like "The Last Baron".
This is a different kind of artistry.
Hey, look, I stated my point without insulting people. Have a nice day ( :
