Detroit power trio known for a hard, classic-rock-inflected sound; lineup includes Danny Methric (guitar), Tony DiNardo (keys) and Matt Rost (drums).

The Muggs are a Detroit-based power trio. The DeBaser review (2007) discusses their 2005 self-titled album, notes heavy riffs, Hammond organ passages, an Axl Rose-like vocal, and mentions member Tony Di Nardo's adapted Fender Rhodes technique due to a paralyzed right arm. The reviewer calls them "the ugliest band in the world" (self-proclaimed) and repeatedly evokes Led Zeppelin as a reference point.

DeBaser's reviews present The Muggs as a Detroit power trio with a heavy, classic rock–inflected sound. The single reviewed album (self-titled, 2005) is praised for big riffs, Hammond-led moments and standout tracks. Review highlights the band's raw, Led Zeppelin-adjacent energy and strong musicianship.

For:Fans of classic rock, hard rock and blues-rock; listeners who like power trios and vintage-sounding riffs.

 They're a power trio that self-proclaims as "the ugliest band in the world", and looking at their photos, I'd say they're right: nondescript faces with scruffy beards and oversized glasses. But the music... damn, what music!

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