If life is a highway, Fu Manchu is its soundtrack. Over the last dozen years, the Southern California quartet has perfected the art of the riff, mastered the depth of the groove and sharpened the edge of the hook - and as their eleventh album, Signs of Infinite Power, proves...the group's always-rockin' van still has plenty of gas left in the tank. Although Fu Manchu's alumni include such decorated names as Brant Bjork (Kyuss, QOTSA), the group's line-up has been rock-solid since 2001. If you're craving a ...   [ read more ]

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Over the last dozen years, Fu Manchu has perfected the art of the riff, mastered the depth of the groove and sharpened the edge of the hook - and as their 10th album. We Must Obey proves, the group's always-rockin' van still has plenty of gas left in the tank. Co-produced by Andrew Alekel (Weezer, Rancid, Queens of the Stone Age) and the band themselves, the record is infectious, inspiring and, most importantly, authentic - the sound of a time- and road-tested group cruising along confidently yet effortles...   [ read more ]

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After a number of 45 inch singles and EPs, SoCal stone rockers Fu Manchu inaugurated their career properly with 1994's No One Rides for Free, a solid collection of groove-laden tunes that would establish a formula the band would hardly touch for years to come. Produced by then-Kyuss drummer Brant Bjork (who would officially join the band three years later), this is a confident debut from the get go. After racing through opener "Time to Fly," they unleash their first classic in "Ojo Rojo,"...   [ read more ]

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