Here's the latest full-length from this curious Virginia act who takes their own spin to the southern tinged sludge/doom rock style. I'd definitely say this is a step forward for the band, not to mention something different. There's a lot going on, from darker singing vocals and ultra throaty growled yells to melodic lead breaks, eerie clean guitars, and pounding chord progressions. Comparisons to Alabama Thunderpussy have been drawn in the past, and that still stands to some degree, both vocally and with some of the music, but I'd definitely say this is a bit darker in an aggressive sense. Tracks list: American Vermin, Smothered In Sundress, Hell Goes Thru Hanging Dog, One Shovel And A Place To Die, Where The Sewer Meets The Sea, Pilars Of Tomorrow, Piles Of Yesterday, Vertigo, Running Out Of Neck.