In a spirit more akin to elitist cult Norwegian black metal, Orange County, California, rockers Whores of Tijuana claim a lineage that goes back to 1992, but didn’t actually put out their first album, a self-titled, until 2005. The five-year-later follow-up, Psycholongevity (B@1 Records), was also produced by Scott Reeder and falls in line with modern stoner genre self-awareness in displaying a range of heavier influences from noise to biker rock and even some moody elements of grunge creepiness. The nine-track Psycholongevity finds the trio kicking through 39 minutes with a confidence and ease that, though it’s not really highlighted in the overall feel of the record, is actually showing off a variety of sounds and styles.
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