Hermano
Is Hermano a case of "third time's a charm" for John Garcia?
Quite possibly.
The former
Kyuss
vocalist first sang for the short-lived
Slo Burn,
and then put together the much-respected
Unida,
only to see legal wranglings bring that band to a
screeching halt.
And thus Hermano was born, with their second album,
Dare I Say, receiving several glowing reviews since its
release in 2004.
Somewhat predictably, Hermano really doesn't sound a lot like
Kyuss save for Garcia's distinctive vocal style --
coincidentally or not, at times
Dare I Say has more in common with
Garcia's old bandmate's new band,
Queens Of The Stone Age
(face it, it's highly unlikely that Garcia or Josh Homme are
going to return to that classic old Kyuss sound any time soon).
So, not a lot in terms of metal, but as a straight rock album
Hermano does just fine, and it's good to see Garcia finally
beginning to thrive.
Current Members
John Garcia
vocals
(Kyuss, Slo Burn, Unida)
David Angstrom
guitars
Dandy Brown
bass/keyboards
Chris Leathers
drums
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Former Members/Guests
Mike Callahan
guitars
Steve Earle
drums
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Discography
Only A Suggestion
2002
Teepee
 |
- Bottle, The
- Alone Jeffe
- Manager's Special
- Senor Moreno's Introduction
- Senor Moreno's Plan
- Landetta (Motherload)
- 5 To 5
- Nick's Yea
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- John Garcia
- David Angstrom
- Mike Callahan
- Dandy Brown
- Steve Earle
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Dare I Say
2004
MeteorCity
 |
- Cowboys Suck
- Life
- Roll Over
- Quite Fucked
- Is This O.K.?
- Brother Bjork
- On The Desert
- My Boy
- Angry American
- Murder One
- Let's Get It On
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- John Garcia
- David Angstrom
- Dandy Brown
- Chris Leathers
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Reviews: Blabbermouth
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