BONGZILLA - Weedsconsin LP cold wave and the record was a

and the record was a stylistic shift

lo-fi decimating sounds abound with tracks like “Bloody Ripper”

before swiftly throwing shade on the sentiment in the chorus

We have extra time and tape to lay down some deep cuts and long jams

coalescing around insistent basslines and heavy drumbeats

BONGZILLA - Weedsconsin LP cold wave and the record was aIn the 16 years between albums, it sounds like Bongzilla has hardly missed a step. Ever since they reached the full realization of their heaviness, psychedelia, and love for samples, they've continuously refined the riffage template that served them so well on that album while still carving out new directions to take their sound into. On Weedsconsin, Muleboy trades guitar for bass, and without a second guitarist to add to the dense as bong smoke