Valley Of The Sun: Fuzzy riffs and desert-style groove

The band Valley Of The Sun are at the forefront of the new generation of American heavy rock. Their new album is Od Gods is the sequel to the successful 2016 album, Volume Rock. Valley Of The Sun offers a sound that runs the gamut of blues, hard rock, grunge and heavy metal, with big riffs, fuzzed out hooks and deep bass grooves. The music have a raw and unbridled power, incorporating heady moments of psychedelia and assuming a form unlike anything the band has ever attempted before. The title track Old Gods,

«We try to evolve with each album», adds drummer Aaron Boyer. «We added some heavier elements, darker tones, and a touch of psychedelia. We tried some things on this record that we’ve never done before and that made it a lot of fun to make».

The band states «There is a smoldering hotbed of Rock and Roll in the most unlikely of places, Ohio. Some time ago, the Devil came to sew his seed throughout the state leaving every city with its own High Priests of Hellish Riffs. The congregation of Cincinnati’s Church of Rock and Roll is watched over by Valley of the Sun, and a well-tended flock they are. Riff after righteous riff is thrown from the pulpit with the fury of fire and brimstone, so come out to the Rock and Roll Revival, bring your offering and prepare to be anointed! »

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