Sunny Blackheart Discography of CDs

Sunny Blackheart CD discography There is a certain melodic darkness to "Sunny Blackheart," not only in the instrumentation, but in the lyrics as well. The music itself is well done and it brings to mind old school garage bands and good old down home rock 'n' roll. There are shades of southern rock, heavy rock and psychedelic rock. Upon receiving this album and reading the bio, I was undoubtedly impressed. Blackheart does it all himself; the playing of nearly every instrument, the vocals and lyrics, and the recording, engineering and mixing. Impressive indeed. This must be an artist who knows what he's doing, right? So I popped the CD into my trusty Walkman and I began jamming to it with my very expensive headphones. Right from the start, I could tell that Sunny Blackheart is quite talented, the music is well done and it brings to mind old school garage bands and good old down home rock 'n' roll. Blackheart's style is rough and raw with undertones of Black Sabbath, Nirvana and Clutch. It's not easy to slap this album in a specific genre or category. There are shades of southern rock, heavy rock, psychedelic rock, and most of all, Sunny Blackheart. His voice is equally hard to place. Occasionally Iggy Pop comes to mind; sometimes Chris Cornell and even a bit of Eddie Vedder. There is a certain melodic darkness to "Sunny Blackheart," not only in the instrumentation, but in the lyrics as well. "Ocean of Red" is an excellent example of this. I really get a sense of the talent that lies within this artist and the distinct sound that Blackheart is able to ...