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Weedsconsin

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$18.2 $28 In stock

Category: 12 Inch Vinyl Record

On the fringe of chaos, in the Year of the Pandemic, the Cannabeast has awoken!! Bongzilla is back with Weedsconsin. An album written by the three long standing original members of Bongzilla - Muleboy (bass, vocals), Spanky (guitar), and Magma (drums). Recorded and mixed by the late John Hopkins at Future Apple Tree Studios in Rock Island, Illinois in October 2020. The six brand new tracks will blow your mind! In a single instant you are contaminated by the classic Weed-Infected sounds the band is known for, while also finding new elements mixed into the bowl.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Miles M. ★★★★★

The vinyl itself is a heavy 180-gram pressing, and the low-end rumble on "Weedsconsin" sounds massive. The gatefold sleeve with the Cannabeast artwork really sets the mood for the album. A solid pick for any stoner doom collection.

Sofia ★★★★★

Muleboy's riffs hit just as hard as I remember from their earlier records, and the vinyl pressing is nice and clean with no surface noise. The whole album captures that chaotic pandemic energy perfectly.

Ava M. ★★★★★

I was a little worried this would be a rehash of old material, but Muleboy's bass lines hit even heavier than I remembered. The vinyl pressing is dead quiet, letting the raw fuzz of "Weedsconsin" come through perfectly. It's exactly the chaotic, pandemic-era sludge I needed.