Geezer (2), Stubb

Snuff Lane loudly presents:

Geezer (USA) // Stubb // plus more

Cosmic Stoner Blues Geezer finally come to the UK, with a long awaited stop in Bristol; all in support of their new album 'Psychoriffadelia'.

Tour support from London's fuzzed-up, heavy blues rock power-trio Stubb.

Geezer (USA)
www.geezertown.bandcamp.com/

2015 was a year of milestones for Geezer. It all started with the worldwide release the highly acclaimed EP “Gage” on Ripple Music, followed by the release of “The Second Coming Of Heavy: Chapter One”. The first in a series of splits from Ripple Music, it combined Geezer’s heavy blues with the massive riffs of Borracho to create an instant classic.

Geezer also spent much of the year playing live, including a tour of the the American rust belt with Bison Machine. To date, Geezer has shared the stage with bands like Gozu, Wo Fat, Mos Generator, The Golden Grass, The Midnight Ghost Train and High On Fire, among others.

Geezer has also released a digital 4 song EP, entitled Gage, which will be available as a limited vinyl release through STB Records in August of 2014.

Stubb
www.stubb.bandcamp.com/

Built on the foundations laid down by the pioneers of the 60s and 70s and continue the journey of the power trio.

The band recorded their first full length album for UK label Superhot Records, and hit the road, gigging with such heavy rock luminaries as the Gentlemans Pistols, Firebird, Cherry Choke, Steak, Sungrazer and The Machine as well as appearing at Desertfest to a packed house. Making the trip over to Europe twice with Stone Axe from the USA further cemented Stubb’s reputation as a solid live act with some serious chops. Quickly, their debut album sold out and fans of heavy rock have been waiting eagerly for their sophomore effort. Now, Ripple Music is proud to deliver Cry of the Ocean, a blissed-out new album that will cement Stubb’s reputation amongst the higher hierarchy of heavy rock bands.

"For the dedicated music fan, hearing a great new album is rather akin to the feeling that a gourmet gets when introduced to a particularly tasty meal. The pulse quickens, the heart pulses and a sense of excitement. It is just this feeling that strikes when you are introduced to the flaming guitars and psychedelic visions of London’s mighty Stubb.” -Sonic Abuse