UNDERGROUND A&R REPORT

Blood Root Mother - The Rabbit Hole

It took me a third of the album to really warm to BRM, and not because there was a problem, it's just the band started off pretty good then slowed a bit much before they got to the really food stuff. When I found the button though, I experienced cooking psychedelic hard rock without the organ inserted, very rooted (Ha!) in the monsters of the past, every great band from Zeppelin to Tool. What Blood Root Mother brings to the table is raw, big beat, shifting rock n roll sculpture, as it lives and breathes in the zone. Songs like All The Way Down and Dead Sea stomp a big imprint with flowing vocal harmonies and shifting vamp. When the band wants to sound classically indie, they throw one like Cain If You're Able, and when they want to bring the riff they tear into something like Free. Plenty of stuff, that Blood Root Mother. Contact: http://www.bloodrootmother.com, http://www.myspace.com/bloodrootmother