Clutch "Psychic Warfare (10th Anniversary)"

Psychic Warfare is the eleventh studio album from Clutch.

"The title 'Psychic Warfare' is taken from the track 'X-Ray Visions.' It's a tale of an unnamed protagonist who is forced to seek refuge in a flop house motel. He is hiding from several nefarious psychic forces, the worst of which is his own sleep deprived paranoia," says Neil Fallon.

Psychic Warfare is Clutch's follow-up to the hugely successful Earth Rocker. That album entered the Billboard Top 200 chart at #15, and reached #1 on the Rock Chart and #4 on iTunes' overall Top 100. Earth Rocker was awarded Album Of The Year by Metal Hammer and garnered a Top 10 spot on Rolling Stone's "Top 20 Metal Albums of the Year." Rolling Stone further enthused: "Four Maryland lifers - road dogs who've been grinding it since the early Fugazi administration, cranking out seething admixtures of jam-band chops, careening blues-punk riffs and singer Neil Fallon's nerdy, piss-taking wiseass lyrics - release their hardest rocking set to date."

Psychic Warfare picks up where Earth Rocker left off, and Clutch are in the groove yet again. This engine runs on all cylinders.