Genre: Stoner Rock
Disc manufacturer: USA
Audio codec: MP3
Rip type: tracks
Audio Bitrate: 320 kbps
Duration: 2:45:49

Veteran of the stoner scene and ex-vocalist of the legendary "Kyuss" John Garcia found something to his liking. He produces young and not very retro metal bands and at the same time he sings in various projects, as they say, "for the soul." Garcia has already proved everything to everyone, and he can afford not to bother too much with decorating songs. In 1999, his band "Unida" made a lot of noise with their authentic and straightforward stoner, and on "Only A Suggestion" John does not deviate from his signature sound - the meat and fat sound of the accompanying band favorably sets off his own recognizable voice. Although in "Hermano" he - not main. The boss of the team is bassist Dandy Brown. It was he who founded the group, he invited John (which turned out to be an extremely correct decision, because the ex-leader of “Kyuss” worked with his sleeves rolled up - all the lyrics are his), he played the bass, organ, piano, and also produced and mixed the album. As a result, we are dealing with a true standard of stoner rock. It's like a lost Kyuss record came out. The sound is more reminiscent of heavy metal in the sense that was put into this term in the 75th year. Any of the album's eight songs could have been a hit single, and riffs from things like "Senor Moreno's Plan" or "5 to 5" could add to a collection of classic rock tracks. However, there is no need to harbor any illusions. This disc is not one of those that will become wildly popular among the mass listener. Stoner in its mass remains an extremely specific subculture with its own laws, requiring, first of all, strict adherence to proven standards. Nu metal fans will have to literally turn inside out just to get into everything that is happening. And they should not start with “Hermano”.

Albums:
2002 - ...Only A Suggestion
2004 - Dare I Say...
2005 - Live at W2
2007 - ...Into The Exam Room