Heart On

Dive into the gritty and electrifying world of Eagles of Death Metal with their third studio album, "Heart On." Released on January 19, 2009, via [PIAS] Cooperative, this 47-minute powerhouse of stoner and garage rock is a testament to the band's raw energy and unapologetic style. Fronted by the charismatic Jesse Hughes and featuring the drumming prowess of Josh Homme, "Heart On" is a sonic assault that blends sleazy guitars, low-slung basslines, and infectious rhythms.

The album kicks off with the raucous "Anything 'Cept the Truth" and doesn't let up with tracks like "Wannabe in L.A." and "(I Used to Couldn't Dance) Tight Pants." Each song is a high-voltage blast of rock 'n' roll, showcasing the band's knack for catchy hooks and unbridled energy. Standout tracks like "High Voltage," "Secret Plans," and "Cheap Thrills" highlight the band's ability to craft memorable anthems that demand to be played loud.

"Heart On" is not just an album; it's an experience. The band's signature sound is on full display, with Hughes' distinctive vocals and Homme's driving beats creating a sonic landscape that is as exhilarating as it is familiar. The album's 14 tracks are a journey through the band's unique blend of rock styles, from the garage punk of "Prissy Prancin'" to the bluesy swagger of "I'm Your Torpedo."

For fans of Eagles of Death Metal, "Heart On" is a celebration of their unmistakable sound. For newcomers, it's an introduction to a band that knows how to rock with the best of them. Whether you're a long-time fan or a curious listener, "Heart On" delivers the goods with style and substance.