Black Tongue Reverend

Black Tongue Reverend's debut album, Northern Burden, was released on February 27, 2022. The album is a four-track EP that blends heavy psych, blues, and stoner rock. The album was written and recorded in the summer of 2021 in Willow Glen Studio (aka Eric's living room) for very little money and a vague idea what they were doing.

The album has been praised by critics for its gritty sound and its ability to bring the atmosphere of the past into a modern and personal context. One reviewer called it "a wonderful debut release" and "the embodiment of grit." Another said it was "a good debut EP" that "offers a granite sound that mixes Heavy Psych with Blues, passing through Stoner."

The album opens with the track "Texas Freeze," which is a heavy, bluesy rocker with a driving beat and a catchy melody. The second track, "Northern Burden," is a slower, more atmospheric song with a psychedelic edge. The third track, "Double Vision," is a heavier, more aggressive song with a distorted guitar sound and a pounding rhythm section. The album closes with the track "Chewing Stones," which is a slow, bluesy song with a mournful melody.

Overall, Northern Burden is a strong debut album from Black Tongue Reverend. The album is well-written and well-performed, and it offers a unique blend of heavy psych, blues, and stoner rock. If you're a fan of any of those genres, then you should definitely check out Northern Burden.

Black Tongue Reverend is:

Eric Tulip (bass & vocals)

Mike Errichetto (guitar)

Geoff Gorman (drums)

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