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Anonymous by Tomahawk (one of Mike Patton’s numerous projects, John Stanier from Battles also drums) dropped this week. Experimental rock inspired by Native American chants and hymns doesn’t sound like it would be that far off from Patton’s other eclectic endeavors, and it isn’t. Its a decent album that seems to respect its subject matter, but that’s coming from someone who is used to the ridiculousness of some of his other projects like Fantômas. It still seems funny to say that even with this release, Tomahawk is still one of Patton’s most accessible (current) projects.


3 Responses to “mike patton and native america”  

  1. 1 porieux

    Yeah I just grabbed this, samples sounded great. Yet to listen to the album but looking forward to it. Wouldn’t you call Peeping Tom more accessible than this, just curious?

    New [url=http://www.emusic.com/album/Candlemass-King-Of-The-Grey-Islands-MP3-Download/11036526.html]Candlemass[/url] album just showed up today also btw and is really good.

  2. 2 bryan

    One of Patton’s most accessible. Yes Peeping Tom would have more commercial appeal, esp with the collaborative elements.

  3. 3 Nomad of Norad

    The link to the Battles album doesn’t work as-is. You have to manually remove the -test out of the domain name in the URL field.

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