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        &lt;i&gt;The Hunter&lt;/i&gt; comes as a shotgun blast of clean and uncomplicated metal.
            by Chad Radford
            On the heels of 2009&#039;s Crack the Skye, the most conceptual album that Mastodon has mustered so far, The Hunter comes as a shotgun blast of clean and uncomplicated metal. Bold riffs reign supreme as &quot;Curl of the Burl&quot; and &quot;Black Tongue&quot; evoke the primal roar of Leviathan Â— now a classic in the group&#039;s catalog.&hellip;
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