8 thoughts on “ Bigelf - Hex (CD, Album) ”

1. Bigelf - Hex music CD album at CD Universe, Japan edition expected to include an extra track, enjoy top rated service and worldwide shipping.

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2. BIGELF backs it up, and then some, on an album that distills an entire decade into one potent, heady brew of psychedelic power pop, proto-metal, arena rock and heavy riff bashing. When I say the entire decade of the s, I mean it — the opening track is a better "Sabotage"-era BLACK SABBATH song than you could possibly imagine.

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3. 'Cheat the Gallows' was the first Bigelf album I heard, purchased off the back of hearing 'Money, It's Pure Evil'. Upon first listen, I was blown away. As a fan of classic rock music and powerpop, I was immediately captured by the opening call to arms, reminiscent of Spilt Milk era Jellyfish mixed with early Alice Cooper/5(34).

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4. Hex, an Album by Bigelf. Released in on EastWest (catalog no. ; CD). Genres: Hard Rock, Progressive Rock. Featured peformers: Damon Fox (vocals, organ, Mellotron, synthesizer, piano, guitar, producer), Ace Mark (lead guitar, rhythm guitar, slide guitar), Duffy Snowhill (bass), Froth (drums, gong), Carl Granberg (engineer), Ian Lehrfeld (engineer, .

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5. Mar 21,  · 50+ videos Play all Mix - Bigelf - Closer To Doom () - Full Album YouTube BIGELF performs at Progressive Nation at Sea (Part 1), Thursday Feb 20th - Duration: Serhio

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6. But make no mistake, Bigelf are indeed Sab-heads, as evidenced by such delightful metal plodders as the album-opening "Mad Hatter," as well as "Sunshine Suicide" and "Carry the Load." Bigelf's Hex should appeal equally to doom metallists and Wolfmother admirers.7/

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7. Jan 06,  · Disclaimer: I do not own the contents of this video. The music, lyrics, and artwork presented here belong to their respective owners. I do not make any claim.

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8. Hex is a beautiful thing: everything a retro-keyboards fanatic pursues, something a classic hard rock fan will appreciate, and even vintage prog-heads can swing to these jams. Once a trio and now a quartet with the addition of a fulltime bassist, Bigelf's influences are overt yet the writing avoids plagiarism like, well, the plague.

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