White Whale's Psychedelic Sabbath Sounds  Rolling Stone writer
Christian Hoard reviews the debut CD from the group White Whale,
WWI. Hoard says the group's music blends psychedelic rock with
hints of the Kinks and Black Sabbath.    Finally today, White
Whale. That is a band from Lawrence, Kansas that releases its
debut album, WWI, today. Here's Christian Hoard of Rolling Stone
Magazine with a review.  (Soundbite of song, Fidget and Fudge)
Mr. MATT SUGGS (Lead Singer, White Whale): (Singing) I'll be one
forever, forever best. With me it's a courtroom. With you, I'm
the best...   That's White Whale getting their Pink Floyd on
with a song called Fidget and Fudge. The 7-minute track begins
with soft, synth-driven pitter-patter and ends with an epic,
crunching guitar jam. What you're hearing is the narcotic,
psychedelic middle part.  (Soundbite of song, Fidget and Fudge)
HOARD: Not all the songs on White Whale's pretty good debut
album, WWI, are that long or that expansive, but the album
covers a lot of ground.