(Stoner Metal, Post Metal) Samurai - Todo El Odio Del Unicornio (2011), MP3, 320 kbps

SAMURAI is a rock band formed in Santa Fe, Argentina. We've been playing since 2009 as three piece band (guitar - bass - drum). We love jamming so all songs come like this. In april 2011 we talk to Juan Manuel Diaz who is the guitar-singer of the band Humo del Cairo (Meteorcity). He accept to be our producer so we travel to Buenos Aires to start our first studio experience. We record all the tracks in two days. In june we get the final cd-version "Todo el Odio del Unicornio" with 9 songs all of them by SAMURAI, no covers. Now the complete cd version with the art cover is done. Our debut album "Todo El Odio Del Unicornio" is available now on Opium Records.

"Influenced by the likes of Kyuss and fellow Argentinians Humo del Cairo and Los Natas, Samurai play a low desert groove that is filled with huge guitar riffing and inspired jamming. The vocals tremble under the mix as the fuzzed out guitar tone cascades amongst the dunes. There is also a slight detection of 90's grunge influence, especially on the track "Tiera Helada". Check these guys out today!" Reg -www.HeavyPlanet.net-
This band plays pure no-nonsense Stoner Rock. Their debut album called Todo El Odio Del Unicornio is an awesome piece of work. It is clear that the music of Samurai is inspired by bands like Kyuss and Los Natas. A surprising name that also comes to mind is the band Ahkmed, especially the second track Cassablanca and the titletrack Todo El Odio Del Unicornio does remind me of this Australian band. The sound of Samurai is characterized by stunning fuzz guitars and grooving rhythms. All of the songs on this album are really brilliants. The album Todo El Odio Del Unicornio is definitely a great start by Samurai. I really hope to hear more of this excellent band. Enjoy! - Insane-Riez.blogspot.com
"These three Lads play some great stoner rock witch a touch of psychedelica and heavy riff-work and are obviously influenced by bands like Los Natas, Kyuss or Viaje A 800. Especially the track Casablanca reminds me of the good old Kyuss days. This is a nice piece of nine grooving tracks that will bring the desert straight into your living room, so don't hesitate and get it now!" -StonerRockDublin.blogspot.com