Cargo Records

Heavy Deavy Skull Lover

Eight electric tales moving from space-marooned heavy blues to angelic, opiated dream haze-�all propelled via the crud-fuzz of White Light/White Heat Velvets and Jesus and Mary Chain and the sprawling, melted constructions of Spacemen 3 and Red Krayola.

Same old story? Band builds out of indie labels, becomes a cult sensation and moves onto bigger things. Too many cooks in the kitchen and the band loses their sense of themselves and their label, regroups back on a cool indie label and returns to form?

With the Warlocks you learn to expect the unexpected. Always shrouded in mystery and dressed in black, this once octet known for their signature sound and live shows, compared a million times to the Velvet Underground's exploding plastic inevitable have made a habit of doing the unexpected. This works through from the "Phoenix" EP and the albums "Rising From The Ashes" and "Destroying & Rebuilding". Almost at the brink of giving up music completely, leader B.H. found the perfect label to let his art come before song and song come before art. Tee Pee Records (Brian Jonestown Massacre, Witch, Earthless, Entrance) a label know for giving their artists complete creative control signed the Warlocks with no idea who was in the current line-up, no current band images but the new stripped-down line up took a matter of weeks to record this new album.
Manning the controls - the band's old friend Rod Cervera who recorded the band's first EP, "Rise & Fall" (Bomp Records) whos credits include Weezer, Young People and Silversun Pickups.

On Tour:
11/22/07 - Manchester - Roadhouse
11/25/07 - Tunnel Vision Festival UK
11/26/07 - Nottingham Social
11/27/07 - Oxford
11/28/07 - London Legion
11/29/07 - Sonic Cathedral, London UK
12/08/07 - Coventry - Coliseum - With BRMC
12/09/07 - Hove - The Old Market - With BRMC
12/10/07 - Norwich - University Of East Anglia With BRMC
12/12/07 - Belfast - Mandela Hall With BRMC
12/13/07 - Dublin - Ambassador Hall With BRMC

Track Listing

1.The Valley Of Death
2. Moving Mountains
3. So Paranoid
4. Slip Beneath
5. Zombie Like Lovers
6. Dreamless Days
7. Worn Thin