"Songs for Worship" is as essential of a record as Dopethrone by Electric Wizard to a certain extent...it has those thick heavy drone steady riffs that make you feel like you are swirling around on a hit of acid. That surreal feeling you get at a rock show when your chest feels like it's gonna cave in from the amount of low end coming from the stage.

Known for their trance-like neuron-firing live performances which include spinning lights and smoke, Sons of Otis proves to audiences everywhere that they can summon spaceships and create supernovas.

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