SHATTERHORN live demo debut

Thundering in from Thunder Bay, Canada is the live demo from SHATTERHORN. These five tracks will shatter your ears with the raw heavy pounding riffs while tripping you out with extended psychedelic guitar solos and hard-hitting powerful vocals. The best part? This was recorded live, and it gives you an idea of how good this band must be at a show. Check out SHATTERHORN:

Ashy Mountains debut EP by Smoothsayer

Very rarely does Fuzzy dig into the lyrics of a song as much as I have with this one; they are pure doom poetry. As a side benefit, the music and vocals completely kick ass, too. So take a listen to the debut EP "Ashy Mountains" from Canada's Smoothsayer:


Here's a quote from the last track, Ashy Mountains / White Trash Gandalf:

He's a mortal man with an immortal soul 

Ancient magic slowly takes control 

"A wizard has no hubris nor any greed. I pay with orcs blood for those drugs I need." 

Yea that's right, this is a song about junkie magician who has seen better days. Much better days. With some hard driving stoner rock and tough vocals to back it up.

So what group dares sing about such things? Smoothsayer out of Red Deer, Alberta.


Smoothsayer formed last year and is a 4 piece stoner rock band comprised of Brady Ryan on guitar, Dallas Mann on vocals, Jacob Beebe on bass, and Zach Selander on drums. I can't say for sure the order matches the picture.

Smoothsayer has some shows coming up so check them out:

April 13th @ The Vat, Red Deer

April 23rd @ The Zoo, Innisfail

Smoothsayer is on Fuzzy's next Bandcamp compilation.  Check them out on Ides of March:


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Enter the Tomb by Misery Tomb

Can doom and punk go together? Hell yes they can when it's Misery Tomb. Also these dudes are putting together a comp for Edmonton bands so check out the details. Stream and read the Fuzzy Cracklins' album review of Enter The Tomb after the jump.....