Jeffrey Frederick & The Clamtones - Resurrection Of Spiders In The Moonlight

Review by Johana Lee S.

Jeffrey Frederick & The Clamtones' album, Resurrection Of Spiders In The Moonlight, is a unique and eclectic mix of folk, rock, and country. The album is filled with catchy melodies, clever lyrics, and a distinct sound that is all their own. The combination of Frederick's distinctive voice and the Clamtones' tight instrumentation creates a cohesive sound that is both fun and engaging.

The album opens with the upbeat and catchy "Spider Woman," which sets the tone for the rest of the album. From there, the band takes the listener on a journey through a variety of musical styles, including the country-tinged "My Baby's Gone," the bluesy "Don't Take Your Love Away," and the rollicking "Funky Little Shack."

One of the standout tracks on the album is "The Ballad Of The Hairy Man," a haunting and atmospheric song that showcases Frederick's storytelling abilities. The song tells the tale of a mysterious figure who roams the woods, and the Clamtones' instrumentation adds to the eerie, otherworldly vibe.

Summary by Johana Lee S.

Resurrection Of Spiders In The Moonlight is a highly enjoyable album that showcases the talents of Jeffrey Frederick & The Clamtones. The album is filled with memorable songs and a unique sound that is sure to appeal to fans of folk, rock, and country music.