@planetmosh reviews 'The Power of Three' by .@montepittman out on .@MetalBlade Monte Pittman – The Power of Three Following on from 2012's Acoustic EP 'M.P.3: The Power Of Three', Prong and Madonna axe-man Monte Pittman is due to unleash his third full length studio album, similarly titled 'The Power of Three' on Metal Blade Records in the@planetmosh reviews 'The Power of Three' by .@montepittman out on .@MetalBlade Monte Pittman – The Power of Three Following on from 2012's Acoustic EP 'M.P.3: The Power Of Three', Prong and Madonna axe-man Monte Pittman is due to unleash his third full length studio album, similarly titled 'The Power of Three' on Metal Blade Records in the UK on January 27th. After a short, dark & brooding acoustic intro, the main riff of album opener and first single 'A Dark Horse' ferociously leaves the acoustic guitar in it's wake and the huge riffs and melodic vocals take over the sound-waves for the next hour or so. When I say huge riffs, I mean huge riffs, there's not really a track on this album that doesn't have some kind of memorable guitar part, like the main hook in Everything's Undone, or the solo at the end of 'Delusions of Grandeur'. Video for the single 'Before the Mourning Son'. Monte Pittman Second single 'Before the Mourning Son' is a real highlight, in which the 3-piece band seem to relish working as a unit. Max Whipple's bass tones come in low and menacing, at times matching note for note anything Pittman is playing [...]
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