Specter At The Feast

Black Rebel Motorcycle Club's sixth album, "Specter At The Feast" (2013), explores diverse sonic territory, presenting one of the band's most ambitious offerings to date. The album features a blend of opposing sounds that come together seamlessly, creating a cohesive package filled with driving rhythms and soaring guitar solos. Robert Been lays down growling bass grooves on tracks like "Hate the Taste," while Peter Hayes delivers powerful guitar riffs on standout songs such as "Rival." Amidst the energetic tracks, the album also offers moments of atmospheric beauty, like the ethereal harmonics in the opening track "Fire Walker" and the haunting organ drones in "Returning." From bluesy undertones to punk rock influences, "Specter At The Feast" showcases the band's evolution over the years, resulting in their most well-realized album yet.