Clutch

Clutch

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Savannah's metal mavericks Baroness and Sult's new psychedelic reggae/metal project Lionize open for Clutch on Wednesday, July 22, at 8 p.m., $20-$23; www.goldenvoice.com.

The Regency Ballroom

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• Neil Fallon
• Jean-Paul Gaster
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Maryland-based Clutch is one of the most consistently inventive riff factories in heavy music. Early salvos focused on sludgy, hardcore-fueled ferocity, but the band's sound has evolved to embrace psych, blues, gritty funk, and Southern-rock swagger. Guitarist Tim Sult's crafty six-string pugilism and the brutal grooves of bassist Dan Maines and drummer Jean-Paul Gaster provide the perfect platform for frontman Neil Fallon's Pentecostal fire. Strange Cousins from the West, the band's latest effort, offers more neck-snapping proof of the spot Clutch deserves in hard rock's pantheon of modern greats.