Name: Mutants
Brand: Mutoid Man

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SH281LP

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Black

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With Printed Inner.

Format Music GB

Limited edition

Release date

2023-07-28

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0634457126121

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Black LP

SH281LPIE

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[r27795942]

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0634457126138

Purple LP

Artist

Mutoid Man

Genre GB

Metal

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Sargent House

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Mutoid Man is an American rock band that was formed in 2012 by Steve Brodsky and Ben Koller. In late 2013, Nick Cageao joined as their bassist. After 8 years with the group, Cagaeo announced his departure in May 2021. Jeff Matz was announced as their new bassist in August 2021.
With a unique blend of heavy riffs, catchy melodies, and energetic performances, Mutoid Man has gained a dedicated following in the rock music scene. Their music is known for its raw intensity and infectious hooks that leave audiences craving more.
Having released several critically acclaimed albums and toured extensively around the world, Mutoid Man continues to push boundaries and captivate fans with their electrifying live shows. With their latest lineup change, they are poised to embark on a new chapter of creativity and musical exploration.

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When Mutoid Man came crashing out of the gate back in 2013, the Brooklyn trio’s combination of basement punk’s zero-fucks-given energy, classic metal’s over-the-top showmanship, and prog rock’s musical gymnastics had a seemingly unstoppable momentum. Riding on the success of their debut EP Helium Head (2013), the band took on a manic work ethic over the next four years, cranking out two full-lengths, Bleeder (2015) and War Moans (2017) and playing relentlessly across the US and Europe on their own headline tours. With tour dates supporting acts like Mastodon and Danzig, it appeared that Mutoid Man’s entry into the upper echelon of heavy metal heroes was inevitable. However, life has a way of complicating things, and between line-up changes, an exodus from Brooklyn, a slew of other high profile musical projects, and the pandemic, the band was put on hold in the midst of their ascendancy. But after a six-year recording hiatus, Mutoid Man are back to reclaim their throne with their most mindboggling effort yet, their third full-length album Mutants.

Guitarist/vocalist Stephen Brodsky (Cave In, Old Man Gloom) and drummer Ben Koller (Converge, Killer Be Killed) have always excelled at crafting their own unique brand of frenzied, hyper-focused, dynamic, and deliciously excessive fretboard-savvy metal. Take two players who were raised in the hardcore world and who quickly surpassed the technical requirements for playing even the more sophisticated spins on that sound, and then make them playfully push each other into more outrageous and catchy territories, and you have a rough approximation of the Mutoid Man sound. With the addition of bassist Jeff Matz (High on Fire, Zeke) in tow, you now have a trifecta of prog-level players approaching metal with punk irreverence. But Mutants never comes across as academic noodling. Rather, the whole album radiates an exuberant and adrenalized joy.

Mutants     

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