Anyone who is into the Stoner rock tempo and riff style would inexcusably remiss in not knowing the name and voice of John Garcia. Pioneering vocals in a music genre he and his Kyuss band buddies developed, made Garcia a legend somewhere through the 90’s. His voice in forever linked to the Desert rock sound, and used by vocalists thought the years until this day s a vocal guide in order to re-enact the sense of a Desert rock scene, trying to make their own sound as close to the original vision as possible. This is a trap most contemporary bands of this persuasion fall into: they will, on majority, fall short of the original sound, and end up being branded as another Kyuss-type copy brand, rarely making this regurgitated sound their own. But can one accuse Garcia for mimicking his own sound? Interesting question. To read the full article click here
Helen Marie Joyce 