Indian Handcrafts' new LP Creeps is coming out this week, and although it doesn't officially land until October 2 on Sargent House, fans can spend the days until then listening to the entire thing thanks to a complete album stream.
The noisy Ontario rock duo kick off opening cut "Down at the Docks" with slow, fuzzy metal licks before they explode into an aggressive, glammy boogie riff. This sets the tone for the nine-song album, which is jam packed with head-banging riffs; a strain of stoner-rock psychedelia emerges on "Murderers for Hire" and "Rat Faced Snorter," while "The Divider" has a dramatic acoustic break (think Metallica tunes like "Nothing Else Matters" or "The Unforgiven").
Hear the album below.
The noisy Ontario rock duo kick off opening cut "Down at the Docks" with slow, fuzzy metal licks before they explode into an aggressive, glammy boogie riff. This sets the tone for the nine-song album, which is jam packed with head-banging riffs; a strain of stoner-rock psychedelia emerges on "Murderers for Hire" and "Rat Faced Snorter," while "The Divider" has a dramatic acoustic break (think Metallica tunes like "Nothing Else Matters" or "The Unforgiven").
Hear the album below.