Todd Griffin - 7 Days To The Sabbath

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Review by Rylahn Ernandez

7 Days To The Sabbath by Todd Griffin: A Raw Rock Ride You Won’t Forget Alright, buckle up, because 7 Days To The Sabbath is one hell of a rock album that punches you in the gut and doesn’t apologize for it. Released back in 2015 under Bad Reputation outta France, this thing’s got grit, sweat, and enough swagger to make you wanna smash your headphones after listening (in a good way). This ain’t no polished pop-rock nonsense; it’s raw, it’s real, and it’s pissed off in all the right ways. Todd Griffin wrote most of these tracks himself—yeah, dude knows how to craft a tune—and with credits like Jean-Yves Legrand on mastering and Fabrice Trovato handling artwork, you know they weren’t half-assing this project. But let’s get into what really matters: the music itself. First off, “Witches Brew” hits hard from the jump. It’s got this gnarly groove that feels like stepping into some smoky dive bar where everyone’s drunk but still cool as hell. The riff grabs you by the throat and won’t let go—it’s dirty, distorted, and damn near perfect. If I had to pick one track that’ll stick in my head for days, it’s this beast. Lyrically? Not trying to reinvent poetry here, but who cares when the vibe is THIS heavy? Then there’s “No Love In America,” which flips the script entirely. Where “Witches Brew” thrashes, this one broods. It’s slower, darker, and kinda gives me chills every time those vocals kick in. There’s something haunting about the whole thing—like Todd’s screaming at ghosts only he can see. And honestly? That’s what makes it unforgettable. When the chorus drops, man…you feel it. Deep down, like it’s scratching at something buried inside you. The rest of the album keeps the momentum alive too. Tracks like “Man In The Sky” bring the energy while cuts like “Angels” slow things down just enough to remind you that rock ‘n’ roll isn’t always about speed—it’s about soul. Even the artwork by Claudine Brière matches the mood: trippy, chaotic, and unapologetically badass. Here’s the kicker though—the more I listen, the more I realize this album ain’t JUST an album. It’s a statement. Like Todd’s saying, “Hey world, here’s my truth, take it or leave it.” And honestly? I’m taking it. So if you’re looking for something fresh yet rooted in classic rock vibes, grab yourself a copy of 7 Days To The Sabbath. Just don’t say I didn’t warn ya—it bites back. Oh, and hey…why does Todd sound like he recorded half this thing in a cave? Maybe that’s the secret sauce. Who knows.

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Artist: Todd Griffin
Album: 7 Days To The Sabbath

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Almost Cut My Hair
New Shoes
Must Be The Weather
Angels
Man In The Sky
Manchild
No Love In America
Sundance Song
Seven Days
Witches Brew
Where The River Flows
Every Little Wonder
Understanding
Let Your Love Shine

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Catalog Numbers

BAD1501201

Labels

Bad Reputation

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Formats

  • CD
  • Album

Credits

RoleCredit
Art DirectionEric Coubard
ArtworkFabrice Trovato
IllustrationClaudine Brière
Mastered ByJean-Yves Legrand
Written-ByTodd Griffin (tracks: 1 to 8, 10 to 15)

Notes

Wraparound insert.

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Interesting fact about Album

Did you know? The album *7 Days To The Sabbath* by Todd Griffin is a hidden gem in the rock scene. Released in 2015 in France, it blends raw energy with thoughtful lyrics. The track "Man In The Sky" kicks things off with a punch, while "Witches Brew" adds a groovy, mysterious vibe. Fun fact: the artwork was a collaborative effort, with Fabrice Trovato and Claudine Brière bringing the visuals to life. It’s like a perfect mixtape of rock nostalgia and fresh creativity.