Black Lips Rock
Black Lips Rock came out of Atlanta with a lo-fi garage rock sound that felt raw and immediate. The core lineup has mostly been Jared Swilley and Cole...
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Black Lips Rock came out of Atlanta with a lo-fi garage rock sound that felt raw and immediate. The core lineup has mostly been Jared Swilley and Cole Alexander on vocals and guitar, Ian St. Pe on bass, and Joe Bradley on drums. Their early records like 2005's 'Let It Bloom' and 2007's 'Good Bad Not Evil' had that chaotic, distorted energy, but they could also write a straightforward melody like 'Pra Vida Toda'.
By the time they put out 'Arabia Mountain' in 2011, they'd settled into a steadier version of that garage sound. The music kept its rough edges but didn't feel quite as frantic as the first few albums. They've always had a dedicated following that responds to that specific mix of psychedelic touches and straight-ahead rock.
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