Lozer

 Kirk’s voice sounds like that of a fucking furious and restless ogre ready to tear apart and kill any living form, terrestrial and not.

 Their music indeed hits the mark and leaves you no escape, suffocates you, and makes you suffer until it destroys you.

Crowbar's self-titled album embodies heavy, slow, and intense sludge metal. With brutal vocals by Kirk Windstein and crushing riffs, the band creates a nihilistic atmosphere full of torment. Produced by Phil Anselmo, the album features standout tracks that are challenging but striking. The overall impact is suffocating and powerful, reflecting the band's strength and intensity. Dive into Crowbar's crushing sludge metal and experience the fury, pain, and power of this iconic album today!

 Down II sees the light with the new entry Rex Brown... diminishing the complete supremacy of the New Orleans natives present in the group.

 From reading the review, one can discern an undeniable exaltation in talking about this band, which I assure you is without a doubt completely justified.

After a 7-year wait, Down returns with their second album, showcasing a visceral and deep sound. Featuring new bassist Rex Brown, the album blends doom metal with Southern rock influences. Phil Anselmo delivers passionate performances amid classic riffs and atmospheric songs. The review highly recommends this underrated gem and praises its musical diversity. Listen to Down’s underestimated second album and explore their unique Southern-infused metal sound today!