After reimaging a pair of singles with guest vocalists last year, instrumental Progressive Doom merchants Scuzz have returned with “A Sword Named Mercy“. The St. Louis, Missouri trio who have a DIY or DIE attitude with drummer Michael Girard recording, mixing and mastering everything at Graveless Studios have shared a (whisper it) A.I. generated music
The arrival of a third single since their last album “Volatile Doom” from a band who brought us such classics as “Bong Rips from the Grave” is a cause for celebration but be warned, guitars and brain cells were harmed in the making of a music video for “Red Sun Sky” from St. Louis Missouri
Recorded, mixed and mastered by Michael Girard at Graveless Studios and accompanied by a video created by bassist Jandro Montero, St. Louis, Missouri Stoner Doom Metal trio Scuzz have shared an alternate version of “Super Blood Wolf Moon” from their 2020 album “Volatile Doom” with vocals from Nick Geller of Synthetic Sun fame. It’s the
Having escaped from the basement, creators of classics including “Bong Rips From The Grave” and “Volatile Doom” in St. Louis Missouri based Scuzz took to the stage at 420 Stoner Metal-O-Doom Fest on 22nd April. Caught on camera, part of their rowdy instrumental blend of Punk Rock, Doom and Psychedelic Stoner Metal riff worship music
Billed as something of a double concept album “On the Earth, Under the Sky” is said to continue the lyrical exploration of Eastern and Western existential philosophy, deep ecology, and Celtic, Anglo Saxon and Norse mythologies as Australians Wildeornes (pronounced wilderness) live by the code of go big or go home. Their fourth album, it
Recorded, mixed and mastered by Jason Tedford (Iron Tongue, Ghost Bones, Terminal Nation) at Wolfman Studios, the debut album from Little Rock Arkansas Sludge infused Doom trio Mammoth Caravan is concept record about about a primitive nomad chasing a baby mammoth from the herd. Built on the foundation of gold and bones that is their
St. Louis, Missouri Instrumental Progressive Doom trio Scuzz, whom we called the perfect band to score a dark Robert Rodriguez film when they release their 2020 record “Volatile Doom“, have returned with a re-released version of the title track and accompanying music video that has new vocal track from their good friend Taylor Spinks. Only
Searching for catharsis and an outlet through which to explore the darker and tormented side of their understanding of music, a trio of seasoned veterans known for their work in Death Metal act Maniac and Noisy Rock outfit Tom Is Fat, embarked on a journey into Sludge infused Doom Metal. Taking the moniker Azken Auzi, meaning
Maryland might be known as a hotbed of Death Metal but variety is the spice of life and so in 2018 Crossover Thrash quintet Ninth Realm formed, inspired by the likes of Slayer and Demolition Hammer era Thrash Metal. The twist in the tale is that their lyricism is in a quintessentially raw fantasy style
Since they caught our attention back in 2017 with the almighty “Bong Rips from the Grave“, St. Louis Missouri instrumental trio Scuzz have been conducting the kind of alchemy that commands attention, blending elements of Doom and Sludge with Psychedelic and even Punk Rock to create what they describe as an “intoxicating brew of riff-heavy
