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LOW STOCK LEVEL
1-2 Weeks
01. Bongzilla - Sundae Driver
02. Bongzilla - Free the Weed
03. Bongzilla - Space Rock
04. Bongzilla - The Weedeater
05. Bongzilla - Earth Bong, Smoked, Mags Bags
06. Bongzilla - Gummies
ARTIST
TITLE
Weedsconsin (Splatter Transparent Green & Red Vinyl)
FORMAT
LP

LABEL
CATALOG #
HPS 160LTD-LP HPS 160LTD-LP
GENRE
RELEASE DATE
7/2/2021

LP version. Splatter transparent green and red vinyl. On the fringe of chaos, in the Year of the Pandemic, the Cannabeast has awoken! Bongzilla is back with a new full-length album, 16 years since their last record. These Pioneers of Weed Metal would like to present Weedsconsin to the universe. An album written by the three long standing original members of Bongzilla -- Muleboy (bass, vocals), Spanky (guitar), and Magma (drums). Recorded and mixed by the late John Hopkins at Future Apple Tree Studios in Rock Island, Illinois in October 2020. The six brand new tracks will blow your mind! In a single instant you are contaminated by the classic weed-infected sounds the band is known for, while also finding new elements mixed into the bowl. In the unique piece that is Weedsconsin, Bongzilla delivers heavy doses of crushing stoner doom and psychedelic space rock that sets it apart from earlier material. (That's why Heavy Psych Sounds is the perfect label to release this stuff). This record travels down a path of heavy riffs, mind-expanding jams, sonic tones, and stomping beats in the band's first release as a thunderous three piece, with Muleboy moving from guitar to bass. Approaching these songs as a three piece has created more space musically and allowed the band to showcase their musicianship in a different way. It results in a sound that is very heavy, along the lines of Gateway tone-wise, but sonically more clear. The album is mastered by Carl Saff at Saff Mastering in Chicago, Illinois, and Eli Quinn (Madison, Wisconsin) is the artist behind the astounding new cover art. Weedsconsin is dedicated to the memory of John Hopkins.