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Robot Hive/Exodus 2/6/2001 "There's a Place" by TysonOne of the most diverse and unpredictable heavy rock acts of the 1990s and 2000s, Clutch quickly garnered a loyal following with a sound that flat out rocked yet refused to be pigeonholed. ROBOT HIVE EXODUS is no exception. "The Incomparable Mr. Flannery" kicks off the record with a swaggering Zeppelin meets Ted Nugent bit of unadulterated stud rock and never lets up. It would be tempting to call this stoner rock, except for the fact that it's so high