We’ve had lower than per week to sit down and digest Baroness‘ newest single “Final Phrase,” off their extremely anticipated album Stone, due out this September. As any long-time follower of the band will know, that is their first non-color titled album and curiously sufficient, their first album the place the lineup didn’t bear a change from the earlier one.

There’s quite a bit to soak up from the only, from its sonic path, to what it probably means for the brand new document as a complete. Certain, it’s obtained nice riffs and a thumping low-end, however “Final Phrase” is only the start. And with this new starting, frontman John Baizley took to the band’s Instagram web page to supply a glance into the thought course of behind Stone.

“An necessary by means of line in Baroness is we don’t wish to repeat ourselves. It’s all in regards to the willingness to take dangers. Once I was youthful, the entire level of music was to be completely different, to not do the identical factor, and to not pay attention to oldsters or play by the principles. That’s type of goofy, however in follow, it really works. It’s actually kind of terrifying to be on the sixth document in your profession and assume that you just’ll must sustain along with your historical past quite than regularly invent. So, we doubled down on constantly inventing to see the place it takes us. I believe this document is an effective reflection of that. Stone is much more alive, extra direct.”

It’s at all times cool to have the ability to get a glimpse into how an artist perceives their newest work. And if Baizley is one factor, it’s an artist.

Stone will launch on September 15 by way of Abraxan Hymns. The band has additionally introduced their “Candy Oblivion” tour. You possibly can take a look at the dates beneath.