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souldozer69
souldozer
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Souldozer is a hard rockin', power trio from Detriot.
Why this name?
Souldozer, like bulldozer, only we are more bad-assed.
Do you play live?
We play live all over the Detroit area. The best moment was headlining @ Joe Louis Arena for the Hockeytown concert series.
How, do you think, does the internet (or mp3) change the music industry?
Cuts out the middle man.
Would you sign a record contract with a major label?
Only if lots of money was involved.
Band History:
HOMETOWN: Berkley, Michigan
MUSICAL IDIOM: Loud, ultra-heavy rock
LATEST ALBUM: Mighty Heavy and Powerful Loud
MEMBERS/INSTRUMENTS:
Jim Kaspari, guitars, vocals
Steve Holeton, bass
Tony Muscillo, drums
RECORD LABEL: Galaxy 10 Records
POINTS OF NOTE:
• Souldozer, noticed or unnoticed, will become the heaviest band on Earth, whether you decide to climb on board or not.
• The members of Souldozer are convinced that playing the Detroit music scene is similar to plowing through a field of shit.
• People should not only want to see Souldozer, they should be forced to endure them.
ADDITIONAL DATA: Souldozer has performed at numerous venues in Detroit over the past ten years, (Alvins, The House of Shamrocks, Berkley Front, New Way Bar, The Old Miami, Gold Dollar, Jacoby's, Token Lounge, Griff's Grill, etc.), and has built a respectable following: nearly filling the Berkley Front to capacity on numerous occasions. Monday, March 19th, 2001 was the band's first ever arena show, having been booked by Olympia Entertainment to play Joe Louis arena as the night's only act.
MUSICAL IDIOM: Loud, ultra-heavy rock
LATEST ALBUM: Mighty Heavy and Powerful Loud
MEMBERS/INSTRUMENTS:
Jim Kaspari, guitars, vocals
Steve Holeton, bass
Tony Muscillo, drums
RECORD LABEL: Galaxy 10 Records
POINTS OF NOTE:
• Souldozer, noticed or unnoticed, will become the heaviest band on Earth, whether you decide to climb on board or not.
• The members of Souldozer are convinced that playing the Detroit music scene is similar to plowing through a field of shit.
• People should not only want to see Souldozer, they should be forced to endure them.
ADDITIONAL DATA: Souldozer has performed at numerous venues in Detroit over the past ten years, (Alvins, The House of Shamrocks, Berkley Front, New Way Bar, The Old Miami, Gold Dollar, Jacoby's, Token Lounge, Griff's Grill, etc.), and has built a respectable following: nearly filling the Berkley Front to capacity on numerous occasions. Monday, March 19th, 2001 was the band's first ever arena show, having been booked by Olympia Entertainment to play Joe Louis arena as the night's only act.
Your influences?
Queens of the Stone Age, Fu Manchu, Melvins, Supersuckers, Black Flag, Tenacious D, stoner rock.
Favorite spot?
Players, 8 Mile, Detroit