The songs cover the entire stratosphere of heavy - from the mix of long, heady, instrumental riffs in 'Rhodesia', showcasing the guitar work of frontman Michael Anthony Gibson, to the catchy, no frills, old school rock 'n roll of 'Ten Cent Hands', to the almost out of control mood swings of the title track. The lyrical content draws from personal experience, 'Burn My Candle', as well as the more existential and morbid in 'Certain Death'. 'Heroin Thunder' aptly describes White Rhino's narcotic, yet booming, organic hard rock sound and their creativity within the normally generic hard rock genre. Hang on if you can.

BEST WHEN PLAYED AT MAXIMUM VOLUME

1. Burn My Candle
2. Certain Death
3. Danger Danger
4. Heroin Thunder
5. May of 1968
6. Rhodesia
7. SLA
8. Sois Jeune et Tais Toi
9. Stop Listening Take to the Streets
10. Ten Cent Hands
11. The Vulture

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 4/21/2012
White Rhino lives in Texas USA

Tagged as: Hard Rock, Metal, Rock

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