Blacktop Mojo

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Where the Wind Blows 04:25 Tools
Dream On 04:26 Tools
Open Road 03:24 Tools
Prodigal 04:08 Tools
End of Days 00:00 Tools
Burn the Ships 00:00 Tools
Trouble On The Rise 00:00 Tools
Underneath 00:00 Tools
The River 00:00 Tools
Pyromaniac 00:00 Tools
Why 00:00 Tools
I Am 00:00 Tools
Shadows on the Wall 00:00 Tools
Sweat 00:00 Tools
Dog on a Leash 00:00 Tools
8000 Lines 00:00 Tools
Back Home 00:00 Tools
Chains 00:00 Tools
Thrive 00:00 Tools
Make a Difference 00:00 Tools
I Will Ramble On 00:00 Tools
Johnny Red 00:00 Tools
Next Bullet 00:00 Tools
Dream On (Aerosmith Cover) 04:28 Tools
Dream On (cover) 00:00 Tools
Empty Seat 00:00 Tools
Moonshine Road 00:00 Tools
Why (Audioworx Sessions) 00:00 Tools
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Seamlessly blending melody with adrenaline fueled, heavy rock and roll, Blacktop Mojo draws in everyone from old metal heads to people whose radio dials have never left top 40 stations. With soaring, gritty vocals and impeccably blended heavy guitar grooves set around a raucous southern stomp, Blacktop Mojo’s live shows are sure to leave fans’ screaming at the top of their lungs with metal horns in the air. Formed in the final weeks of 2012, Blacktop Mojo began cutting their teeth in the numerous country venues that Texas has to offer, but the guys never quite felt like they belonged. With each song they wrote, the vocals got less twangy and the sound from the amps became more gravelly and distorted until the guys had found their own unique blend of heavy southern rock. Through touring, the band has played with many national acts such as Aaron Lewis, Candlebox, Drowning Pool, Puddle Of Mudd, Smile Empty Soul, Audiotopsy, and Whiskey Myers. After running the highways for two years in support of their debut album, “I Am” (2014), in July of this year the band loaded their gear in the van and made a trip to Sound Emporium Studios in Nashville, as well as FAME Studios in Muscle Shoals, AL to make their sophomore effort entitled, “Burn The Ships.” In addition to the producer of the band’s first record, Philip Mosley, the band brought in co-producer, Jimmy Johnson of the legendary Muscle Shoals Sound studios as well as his long time engineer, Steve Melton (Lynyrd Skynyrd, The Rolling Stones, Bob Seger) to bring a seasoned sonic quality to their brand of raw, grungy rock. “Burn The Ships” is slated for release in early 2017. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.