Jeremiah A.D. Birmingham, UK
Sludge/doom/nu-metal/prog. Melody meets weighty riffs, laden with political unrest and worldly disgust.
Moghul/Dark is the
Water's Joe Barber & Tom Woods team up with Crashdown's Dez Palfreyman & Start the Hourglass's Ben Curtis to bring you HEAVY TONES AND BROKEN BONES. Based in Birmingham, UK, home of the detuned guitar.
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