Wanzwa "Wanzwa IV"

Country: USA
Genre(s): Instrumental Progressive Technical Metal
Format: digital
Release date: January 1, 2016
Tracklist: 
1. Skeleton Key To The Matrix (7:31)
2. Predator Pharmaceuticals, Inc (4:26)
3. Naked Fist Fights With Your Dad (8:43)
4. Dead Friend Reunion (3:42)
5. Love Vulture (8:27)
6. Electroshock Therapy (6:31)
7. Momma Was A Manson Girl (5:12)
8. Willowbrooke (4:44)
9. The Ministry Of Propaganda (5:29)
10. Narcoleptic Narc (3:41)
11. Wesley Crusher's Holodeck Porn Stash (6:20)
12. Pendulum Of Uncertainty (4:13)
13. The 1984 Experience (6:29)
14. Rings Of Uranus (4:20)

Total time 79:48

Line-up: 
Marty Eason

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Wanzwa "Wanzwa III"

Country: USA
Sub Genre: Progressive Metal
Release date: June 1, 2013
Tracklist: 
1. The Spaceships Have Landed (1:02)
2. When The Thought Police Arrive (7:07)
3. Antenna (4:07)
4. Don't Sniff The Gluons (4:58)
5. Slight Variation Sold As Innovation (4:18)
6. Mozell (5:12)
7. Elastic Perception (3:38)
8. Cloudy Vision (4:29)
9. Brain Rot (5:02)
10. Nationwide Plantation (7:45)

Line-up: 
Marty Eason - guitars, keyboards, bass
Russell Richardson - drums

Description/Reviews: 

This album is over 40 minutes of pure jams, flowing together seamlessly like one long instrumental track. Yes, instrumental. Though this word may throw a lot of you off, rest assured that this record is never dull, monotonous or wankery in the slightest. Imagine if you took all the awesome stuff Animals As Leaders does and mixed it with some funk and down-south groove, and you have an awesome piece. The album’s crowning achievement is the fact that there are memorable riffs amidst all of this amazing playing. Normally you’d expect to just hear a nice solo, but man the riffs on this record are awesome. This record is extremely under the radar, and there should not be a reason why, because this album is simply killer, and you’d be a fool to miss out. (heavyblogisheavy.com)

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