Fu Manchu - Signs Of Infinite Power
Southern California's heavy fuzz rock legends, Fu Manchu, will reissue their tenth studio album, Signs of Infinite Power, on vinyl on April 19th via Svart Records.
Originally recorded at Maple Studios in Santa Ana, California, by the band and producer Sergio Chavez (Motorhead, Helmet), and mixed by Andrew Alekel (Foo Fighters, Danzig), †Signs of Infinite Power could well be dubbed a "reawakening" of Fu Manchu, as the record delivers monstrous doses of the group's punk energy, hard rock drive, and psychedelic crunch in spades.
From the instant the album's lead track, "Bionic Astronautics," soars from the speakers, it is undeniably evident that Fu Manchu is as primed and hungry as ever before.
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Southern California's heavy fuzz rock legends, Fu Manchu, will reissue their tenth studio album, Signs of Infinite Power, on vinyl on April 19th via Svart Records.
Originally recorded at Maple Studios in Santa Ana, California, by the band and producer Sergio Chavez (Motorhead, Helmet), and mixed by Andrew Alekel (Foo Fighters, Danzig), †Signs of Infinite Power could well be dubbed a "reawakening" of Fu Manchu, as the record delivers monstrous doses of the group's punk energy, hard rock drive, and psychedelic crunch in spades.
From the instant the album's lead track, "Bionic Astronautics," soars from the speakers, it is undeniably evident that Fu Manchu is as primed and hungry as ever before.
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Southern California's heavy fuzz rock legends, Fu Manchu, will reissue their tenth studio album, Signs of Infinite Power, on vinyl on April 19th via Svart Records.
Originally recorded at Maple Studios in Santa Ana, California, by the band and producer Sergio Chavez (Motorhead, Helmet), and mixed by Andrew Alekel (Foo Fighters, Danzig), †Signs of Infinite Power could well be dubbed a "reawakening" of Fu Manchu, as the record delivers monstrous doses of the group's punk energy, hard rock drive, and psychedelic crunch in spades.
From the instant the album's lead track, "Bionic Astronautics," soars from the speakers, it is undeniably evident that Fu Manchu is as primed and hungry as ever before.
