Wolfmother

With their recent Grammy win (the first for an Australian
band in 25 years), Wolfmother continue their rise to
stardom.
Their unabashedly retro sound, drawing from bands
such as
Led Zeppelin,
White Stripes, and
of course, prime
Black Sabbath,
has been wowing fans for the last couple of years.
The critical acclaim is there too, though there will
always be those who lambast bands like this for
being flavors of the moment and simply rehashing
old sounds without adding anything original to the mix.
Time will tell how far they'll go and how they'll be
remembered in the long run, but for now, it has to
be said that
Wolfmother (the 2006 debut following
an EP which was also self-titled) is a pretty catchy
affair, and while not terribly original, is solid for what
it is -- 70's-influenced hard rock with an occasional
pop edge.
A split occurred within the Wolfmother camp in August 2008,
with bassist Chris Ross and drummer Myles Heskett leaving, citing
personal differences.
Guitarist/vocalist Andrew Stockdale has recruited new members and is
continuing as Wolfmother.
Current Members
Andrew Stockdale
guitars/vocals
Aidan Nemeth
rhythm guitar
Ian Peres
bass/keyboards
Dave Atkins
drums
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Former Members/Guests
Chris Ross
bass/keyboards
Myles Heskett
drums
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Discography
(EP) Wolfmother
2004
Modular
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- Dimension
- Woman
- Apple Tree
- The White Unicorn
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- Andrew Stockdale
- Chris Ross
- Myles Heskett
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Wolfmother
2006
Modular
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- Colossal
- Woman
- White Unicorn
- Pyramid
- Mind's Eye
- Joker And The Thief
- Dimension
- Where Eagles Have Been
- Apple Tree
- Tales From The Forest Of Gnomes
- Witchcraft
- Vagabond
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- Andrew Stockdale
- Chris Ross
- Myles Heskett
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Reviews: Blabbermouth
Sea Of Tranquility
Lords Of Metal
Cosmic Egg
2009
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- California Queen
- New Moon Rising
- White Feather
- Sundial
- In The Morning
- 10,000 Feet
- Cosmic Egg
- Far Away
- Pilgrim
- In The Castle
- Phoenix
- Violence Of The Sun
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- Andrew Stockdale
- Aidan Nemeth
- Ian Peres
- Dave Atkins
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Reviews: Sea Of Tranquility