Mastermind, by Monster Magnet

Mastermind

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1.	Hallucination Bomb 05:27	buy track
2.	Bored With Sorcery 04:02	buy track
3.	Dig That Hole 05:34	buy track
4.	Gods and Punks 05:31	buy track
5.	The Titan Who Cried Like A Baby 03:36	buy track
6.	Mastermind 05:08	buy track
7.	100 Million Miles 05:01	buy track
8.	Perish in Fire 04:42	buy track
9.	Time Machine 05:30	buy track
10.	When The Planes Fall From The Sky 05:46	buy track
11.	Ghost Story 05:20	buy track
12.	All Outta Nothin 04:29	buy track
13.	Watch Me Fade (Bonus Track) 03:05	buy track
14.	Fuzz Pig (Bonus Track) 03:13	buy track

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8th Album from the Legendary US Band. The Space Lord Is Back. Dave Wyndorf, legendary Monster Magnet frontman, established himself as a driving force in the rock scene no later than with the mega hit "Space Lord". The band's 8th album, "Mastermind", impressively continues the tradition of delivering larger-than-life riffs and killer grooves. Some of the best examples of this inclination are its first two tracks, "Hallucination Bomb" and "Bored with Sorcery", which also loudly declare that regardless of Dave Wyndorf's recent personal difficulties, he has not forgotten how to sing. Such an authentic and sweeping vocal achievement is rare in this day and age. The track "Gods and Punks" is the ultimate rock song, and will certainly find a revered place in the annals of guitar rock history to serve as a blueprint for future generations. "Mastermind" was produced by Matt Hyde (Staid, Slayer, Hatebreed), who provides the final mix with the most resounding and clear blast of power ever to escape from a set of loudspeakers. Invisible Creature, a company also know for its work with Wolfmother, Chris Cornell, and Foo Fighters, is responsible for the album's artwork. "Mastermind" can be summed up in one short catch phrase: The Space Lord is back!
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