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Tomahawk (6) ‎– Mit Gas

Genre:
Rock
Style:
Alternative Rock
Year:
2003
Notes:
"Mit Gas" is the 2nd studio album of Tomhawk, released in 2003 by Ipecac Recordings.

Versions (10)

Cat# Artist Title (Format) Label Cat# Country Year
IPC 40 Tomahawk (6) Mit Gas ‎(CD, Album) Ipecac Recordings IPC 40 US 2003 Sell This Version
IPC 40 Tomahawk (6) Mit Gas ‎(CD, Album) Ipecac Recordings IPC 40 Australia 2003 Sell This Version
IPC 40 Tomahawk (6) Mit Gas ‎(CD, Album) Ipecac Recordings IPC 40 Europe 2003 Sell This Version
IPC 40 Tomahawk (6) Mit Gas ‎(CD, Album, Promo) Ipecac Recordings IPC 40 US 2003 Sell This Version
IPC-40 Tomahawk (6) Mit Gas ‎(CD, Album, Promo) Ipecac Recordings IPC-40 Europe 2003 Sell This Version
IPC 40 Tomahawk (6) Mit Gas ‎(CD, Album, Promo) Ipecac Recordings, Shock (2) IPC 40 Australia 2003 Sell This Version
IPC 40 Tomahawk (6) Mit Gas ‎(CD, Album, Promo) Ipecac Recordings, Shock (2) IPC 40 Australia 2003 Sell This Version
none Tomahawk (6) Mit Gas ‎(CD, Album, Unofficial) Not On Label (Tomahawk (6)) none Russia 2003 Sell This Version
IPC 40 CD Tomahawk (6) Mit Gas ‎(CDr, Album, Promo) Ipecac Recordings IPC 40 CD Europe 2003 Sell This Version
IPC 154 Tomahawk (6) Mit Gas ‎(CD, Album, RE) Ipecac Recordings IPC 154 US 2013 Sell This Version

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Anesthetized

Anesthetized

September 9, 2015
referencing Mit Gas, CD, Album, IPC 40

Leading the tension to the threshold of explosion. Prolonging it while the teeth are grinding. In the end, detonate it! Tomahawk capabilities to handle adrenaline accumulation and consequent schizoid burst reaches in Mit Gas even higher levels than in debut album, thanks to the thrilling fluidity of composition. Tomahawk members are masters in tension modulation and control of its release: especially in those songs (Capt Midnight, Mayday) having frantic rhythmic perfectly mixed with electronic tinges and Mike Patton uncontainable energy enveloped by disturbing Denison melodic sensibility. Dissonant arpeggios are more evident than crooked riffs of the debut, and this emphasizes the contrast between obscure atmospheres and supple,unpredictable, energetic shock of one of the best rock albums of the new millennium.
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sikspak

sikspak

November 24, 2012
referencing Mit Gas, CD, Album, IPC 40
Fo ranyone who likes their head to explode and/or be twisted then stepped on, but all in a good way. 5
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makisgroove

makisgroove

September 29, 2011
referencing Mit Gas, CD, Album, IPC 40
FULLOFGREATGENIOUSMADMIKEPATTONENRGYANDTRIPCREATIVITY.
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