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The ravages of time and the shrapnel lodged in my brain prevents me from remembering exactly who was being zinged in the following example, but one of the best openings to a record review I ever read went something like, 'If [band] didnt exist, it would be totally unnecessary to invent them.'

Spewing forth from the piney woods of ole “Hate City” aka Atlanta, Georgia; Armazilla has been delivering heavy rock music, with ear-splitting, brain-crushing riffs since 2003. Formed by ex ZZ Top roadie, Randall Baird, in the winter of 2002, Armazilla consists of three guys who share a common love of heavy music. “We wanted to make the same kind of music that we collectively were inspired and motivated by growing up ”explains Randall (bass/vocals), “Classic punk, British heavy metal and 70

Spewing forth from the piney woods of ole “Hate City” aka Atlanta, Georgia; Armazilla has been delivering heavy rock music, with ear-splitting, brain-crushing riffs since 2003 Formed by ex ZZ Top roadie, Randall Baird, in the winter of 2002, Armazilla consists of three guys who share a common love of heavy music. “We wanted to make the same kind of music that we collectively were inspired and motivated by growing up ”explains Randall (bass/vocals), “Classic punk, British heavy metal and 70’s “

Get out to Lenny’s Thursday night and check out Armazilla ,Subrig Destroyer and more Atlhell, superfuzz and sludge with a heavy bottom end!!! oh-yeah! Armazilla Bio: Spewing forth from the piney woods of ole “Hate City” aka Atlanta, Georgia; Armazilla has been delivering heavy rock music, with ear-splitting, brain-crushing riffs since 2003 Formed by ex-ZZ Top roadie, Randall Baird, in the winter of 2002, Armazilla consists of three guys who share a common love of heavy music. “We wan

Just over a week ago, I was able to participate in a “distinguished visitor” embark aboard the U.S.S. Ronald Reagan . It was an incredible, unforgettable, and overwhelming experience. I hurried to post a video documenting the trip , which weighed in at over 13 minutes, but it still covered only some of the moments that remain seared in my brain from that day. I’ve been remembering and reflecting upon the carrier embark ever since, and still can’t find an elegant, eloquent way to summar