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Band Name Monster Truck (CAN). Album Name Sittin' Heavy. Released date 19 February 2016. Labels Mascot Records. Music StyleHard Rock. Members owning this album20. 1. Why Are You Not Rocking?

Album by Monster Truck. Why Are You Not Rocking? Don't Tell Me How To Live. Midnight (Bonus track). MusicBrainz: Sittin' Heavy. this site: Sittin' Heavy.

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Stream the fiery record on this site, Apple Music or YouTube, and check out the gargantuan video for lead single Don’t Tell Me How To Live below. It’s rare in 2016 to get handed a rock album, and be completely absorbed in it after the first track, but that’s exactly what happene. f you love soulful rock music, this is an album you must have! – SkullsNBones.

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Hailing from Hamilton, Ontario, Monster Truck returns with Sittin’ Heavy out on Mascot Records and give me my first taste of the band as a whole. The band continues the rock and roll tradition of telling everyone who gets in their way to suck it with ‘Don’t Tell Me how To Live’. A mostly typical modern rock album, Sittin’ Heavy has its fuzzy moments that makes those instances stand out above the rest of the record. I’m sure their sound will continue to improve and they keep refining it. /10.

Monster Truck are probably one of the most appropriately named bands around. I mean, they’ve got heavy in the title. Sittin’ Heavy is the hard rock album you didn’t know you were waiting for. Honing their chops on the road with Slash, Rival Sons, ZZ Top and Buckcherry and a co-headlining UK tour in 2014 entitled Lords of the Riff with Scorpion Child, they’ve spent their time in good company

Monster Truck seemed to snag the spotlight rather quickly in a very saturated market. meaning they’re doing something right. It was a quick rise to fame, though Widerman says that’s not necessarily the case. I know it may appear that way, one of our singles hits the radio waves and sees some commercial success but for us it could be the longest two weeks of our careers. Widerman said it took about a year to make the album. Nothing was forced or rushed. They didn’t face outside pressure. Something that’ll make Sittin’ Heavy likely as strong an effort as their debut. Since the release of Sittin’ Heavy, the band has been on an exhaustive tour, throughout Canada, and later this fall, the United States and Europe. A tour which includes a lot of smaller more intimate stages, though not a house or cafe show, still intimate.