Let the hard times come
Jacob Dinesen (f. 1995)
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Reviews (3)
Distorted Sound
d. 27. Oct. 2020
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Naomi Sanders
d. 27. Oct. 2020
"Overall, The Human Condition is a brilliantly well done album, a joy to listen to front to back, mixing blues and rock, turning up that strength and heaviness, and delivering this in all 12 tracks. Whilst a few were mentioned, all are worth jamming out to for days on end, and it's worth spinning many a time. BLACK STONE CHERRY's outing with The Human Condition is an excellent album, within rock, within Southern blues, and feels like a needed listen for 2020".
AllMusic
2020
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Thom Jurek
2020
"The Human Condition underscores their deserved reputation as the brotherhood of Southern swamp metal, but there is immense growth in their creative process ... The Human Condition's polished production might startle, but it's key to the band's most adventurous, mature, and finely wrought album to date, hands down".
Kerrang
d. 28. Oct. 2020
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Steve Beebee
d. 28. Oct. 2020
"While the freewheeling Ride and a bumper cover of ELO's Don't Let Me Down revisit the sunny, high-fiving vibe the band are known for, there's nothing here that's brazenly raunchy or celebratory. This time, everything seems more considered and appropriately applied. So welcome the Black Stone Cherry of 2020 - in touch with both the times and their own collective soul".