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Lionize – Destruction Manual

On February 8, 2011, in Frat Rock, Funk, Reggae, Review, Rock, Rocksteady, Ska, Stoner Rock, by Miguel Rodriguez
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  • Rounding out the sonic quality of the album are Mel Randolph’s one-drop drum beats, Chris Brook’s ambient toying on the Hammond and other keyboards, Henry upton’s punchy bass, and tight rocksteady guitar work from Bergman himself and from Tim Sult of Clutch who lends his prowess to Destruction Manual.

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