Dead Moon Lizard Kings Middlesbrough, UK
Dead Moon Lizard Kings hail from the foggy swamps of Teesside.
Jamming an erratic blend of mellow,
psychedelic blues vibes peppered with planet-cracking, fuzz-encrusted doom riffs, the Lizard Kings' schizophrenic sound can be difficult to grasp, but near impossible to put down.
Expect it loud.
FFO: Acid Bath, Mastodon, Primitive Man, Samsara Blues exp, Electric Octopus, Primus, Incantation
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