The Stone Foxes (from the album On the Other Side

The Stone Foxes (from the album On the Other Side

The Stone Foxes (from the album On the Other Side available as a self-release) (by Bryant Liggett) 
The Stone Foxes carry a lot of descriptor cards. Indie, Blues, and Electric Roots are all apt identifiers of sound, and it would be fair to nod to their hometown of San Francisco when tossing a little Psychedelic Rock into the mix. Psychedelic in 2022 is, however, a far cry from the Rock music in the Summer of Love, where the accents were a party favor and not an ingredient within the sound. The Stone Foxes latest, On the Other Side, does a little dance around the 2022 Psych Rock world of fuzz and power-chords while also plunging into the aforementioned genres, balancing all of them and then some with musical ease.
There’s also a hard Indie Pop flair courtesy of album opener “Faded (Bye Bye Baby)”, a cut that rolls into “Help Me Now” where angelic backing vocals add a slight touch of Gospel. “Mans’s Red Fire” is a cut with wonderful, introductory theatrics, there’s a great, club and dance vibe within “Norah Jones” and “Say My Name” is a blast of desert noir, where the psychedelic melodies become a mysterious score.
Album closer in “Time Is a Killer” is the perfect, anthemic song to describe the band. It’s a fun, fist pumper with trippy leanings, a cut that would sell the band to millions that would be perfect in a club or even blowing up a stadium Rock show.  Which on an album like On the Other Side loaded with hooks and potential hits is where The Stone Foxes could be headed. (by Bryant Liggett)
 
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