Wolfmother- Wolfmother EP (Full Album)

The debut extended play by Wolfmother. Photos taken from the UK vinyl. Below is the official press release.
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'' This blitzkrieg of an EP is so zoned out it makes us want to dip our heads in acid and bark like dogs. Woof''
DAZED & CONFUSED Jan '05
Some say it's like Sabbath and Zeppelin were cryogenically frozen but took a knowledge pill and were thawed
in 2004. But it's different. It's no throwback or pastiche or parody, but a celebration of the love of music.
It's that goddamn Wolfmother band who have blitzed the Australian music scene and are set to do the same here
From Dimension's military, thundering drums, roaring axe intro and stunning melody, to Woman's showcase of
vocalist/guitarist Andrew Stockdale's shivery holler, right through to the chugging riffs and sludgy breakdown
of Apple Tree and the freaked-out psyche of The White Unicorn, this Sydney trio bring not only the noise
but also the nous.
It's not just that the tools in thier box haven't been used before, it's that they've never been used so well
or in such a unique, fitting fashion. A dangerously on-point voice, huge earthquake riffs, thrilling arpeggios
and tumbling drums going off like fireworks are all over the Wolfmother EP.
The EP was recorded by the band themselves in their small Sydney studio and then sent to the US for mastering
duties by Jim Diamond of The Dirtbombs, who brought the recording as close to the Hulk-sized live sound as you
could hope for. Since then, the band has played alongside the likes of Death From Above 1979 and The Black Keys
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1. Dimension 0:00
2. Woman 4:08
3. Apple Tree 6:52
4. White Unicorn 10:24
Andrew Stockdale- vocals, guitars
Chris Ross- bass, keyboards, mixing
Myles Heskett- drums, artwork

[@uyou2tube]

This is the kind of music you have to sit down and listen to. Put the speakers in front of you and just listen.

[@genghistemujinkhan2428]

early wolfmother sounds awesome

[@drServitis]

Yes, even better, than later releases, if that's even possible.

[@aeontek]

completely agree. this sounds much more natural. the LP mix sounds way too forced and overproduced

[@TheCooterpuppet]

This version of Woman was featured in a Quiksilver surf video circa February/ March 2005, I've been looking for a copy since, low and behold, nice

[@Behine.DeChilis]

Exactly. That's where I heard it first. Heard the American release later, it was too polished. The raw sound of this EP is what made it, in my opinion.

[@bowleggedbear]

This version kicks so much ass

[@MarvelDcImage]

I like it slow and drony

[@rossturcotte419]

this was exciting atm

[@tonoarce1299]

ATM: "A Todisima Madre"😅

[@cheifsfan78]

I remember my roommate at the time got a copy of this and we were hooked. when the album came out, not so much, they butcher woman and joker and the theif. won't hold it against Wolfmother, I am guessing the studio made them do it

[@cheifsfan78]

Sorry I meant White Unicorn

[@aaronrector5601]

Nobody listen to this guy he's full of shit

[@arthurvandelaney5470]

@@aaronrector5601 shut up you idiot. scott bernard has nailed it

[@phunz0r]

completely agree, wolfmother started sucking as soon as the first official album was released. this is just so raw and awesome in comparison.

[@cheifsfan78]

@@phunz0r just listened to it again after seeing this comment. Fuck it is so good and God when the actual album came out it was so bad! My old roommate was convinced they would be like the next Led Zeppelin and well that definitely did not happen

[@lucasflordelis9028]

full album?