Dark Territory

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• “Another strong showing! Dark Territory is swampy and heavy as hell. Green Hog Band simply ain't slowing down.”

  — Sleeping Villager

• “Solid, leaden and thick songs with a sound in which the monolithic riffs a crunchy and broken bass, they manage to give their story a smoky psychedelic with fuzz as the protagonist. Slowly, but always looking straight ahead, all three songs play Stoner doom in low fidelity. Parsimonious gloomy and accompanied by a guttural voice they manage to create a smoky and viscous environment in which to develop their songs. https://denpafuzz.com/2021/02/02/resena-green-hog-band-dark-territory/”

  — DenpaFuzz · favourite track: Dark Territory

• “Heavy but far from brutal stoner doom drenched in filthy fuzz and decorated in low guttural vocal tones. Damn good stuff!”

  — FDJ (Desert Psychlist) · favourite track: Full Moon

• “Fat bass lines get drenched in a filthy fuzz. The lead guitar holds it’s head above the murky mire shining a light for the listener to follow. With dark lyrics delivered akin to the sound of a antagonized grizzly bear, Green Hog Band deliver the pummeling you deserve!!”

  — Mister Mouse · favourite track: Full Moon