Mondo Bungle

Got all wanting to talk about this now. And it's one that makes it into here while also being my fav from the artist.

Dirt and Jar of Flies were important too but this one takes it for it's ambition. By far the most musically expansive album of theirs, it wanders deep into swampy and bleak sludge metal territory, as well as everything else you might have heard before, like blues and psych rock... But here it's all much more prevalent. Some of their most amazing tracks are littered throughout, "Sludge Factory", "Frogs", "Shame in You", "God Am" and whatever.

It's a bit long and you might fond some filler but it's nothing that bad. I think "Heaven Beside You" is great for one of their sappy and lame tracks. Otherwise it's an album from that scene that wasn't afraid to add more variety to this grunge stuff.

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