Sludge

Maxmillion sees the reuniting of Jason and Bobby whose musical vision was responsible for years of uncompromising and pioneering sludge in 16 (yes, that's right, they of the classic 'Drop Out' album). This record represents the next step for Jason and Bobby and has seen them join together with Chris Jones (bass) to create a monstrously heavy, thick and evil sound. Comparisons will be difficult, but Maxmillion pull together elements of sludge, metalcore, doom and thrash resulting in one severe experience of pure sonic heaviness.

Samothrace initially came together out of friendship made through involvement in DIY Punk/Hardcore/Metal community. Although currently based in Seattle, Washington, their hometowns span from New Mexico, Kansas and Oklahoma. Their lyrics, albeit poetic, are rooted in the ideals of social change, political incoherence, and a bleak but positive outlook on life... intended for those who've taken back their breath and risen on their own and those who wish to do so. Samothrace is an evolving beast. Keep it heavy... keep it underground. Heavy music for heavy times.

Read more about Samothrace on Last.fm.

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