Far above the Nicklebacks and Paramores of this world Clutch stride, having blazed their own path since and sure to continue doing so until the members are grey and old. Ultimately, this band needs no better introduction than to start listening, and you'll kick yourself in the end for having read this to the last few words rather than sticking the album on again.
There are 5 replies to this review. Last one on Tue Jul 14, pm View and Post comments. Clutch - Blast Tyrant. Reviewed by Goat. Previous Next. The song pinnacle of modern heavy rock was Clutch rewriting the rules.
In many respects, the Marylanders had grown beyond their humble hardcore and later alt-metal trappings. After a tumultuous time on Atlantic and Columbia Records, they needed to move on by throwing their past to the wind. Rather, the time was right to start anew. So, Clutch replaced their gas station badge logo with a trippy alternative. By having producer Machine at the helm, the quartet would also find an outsider coming into the fold.
It was a way forward and definitely a standard-setter in the realm of heavy rock.
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