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Supafuzz rocks

sonny lewis | Lexington, KY | 03/20/2000

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This band from lexington, ky. rocks. They are touring across the country now (www.supafuzz.net) for dates. They are about to release a new cd in April '00. The new cd will be distributed by warner brothers. The cd will be great i have heard all the new songs on it from the guys in concert and on local radio. If your local radio station has a local music hour, day or even a minute they need to play supafuzz."

What a band for a wedding...

Matthew L. Hamilton | louisville, ky | 05/28/2009

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Supafuzz played my buddy's wedding. What a treat! I am a drummer and actually played with Dave Angstrom on a few occasions. We were working on a band that fell through. I heard rumors that he wanted me to play with Supafuzz, but I didn't stick around Lex-town long. Dave is an explosive guitarist. This and the Black Cat Bone stuff are great. Did you know that BCB's original name was Skinny Bones? They had to change it because of some other band. Don't forget to check out Taildragger as well."

A Smoker From Start to Finish!

JAMES MCCORMICK | cedar rapids, Iowa United States | 08/30/2006

(5 out of 5 stars)

"5 Stars = Masterpiece



Lexington, Kentucky's Supafuzz, put out two monster albums of seriously on fire funk/punk/metal, Supafuzz "ST," (1998) & "All About Rock" (2000). Before that, anchor & guitarist Dave Angstrom put out the excellent "Truth," by his former band, Black Cat Bone. So one would expect Dave's new project Supafuzz to sound somewhat like Black Cat Bone, & to an extent Supafuzz does, but where Black Cat Bone was steeped in heavy southern rock metal with flourishes of funk, Supafuzz was faster, funkier, & had an extra added element of punk. Supafuzz "ST" could best be described as the Smashing Pumpkins (Gish era) meets Pat Travers on a good night! Supafuzz "ST" just boils & brims over with explosive three piece power trio command on high speed. It is one of my favorite albums from the 90's, & is obscure as a orange tree in a Iowa cornfield, & you know how obscure that is? Right?



Not a wasted cut on this masterful masterpiece. Dave Angstrom just smokes through this album with a vigor, verve & swagger, drawing in the listener for his roller coaster guitar antics, aimed at both ears right into your brain, & out your hands & feet, in a wave of punk/funk/metal motion!



"ST" definitely gets my vote as one of the greatest rarities I've ever had the pleasure of listening to.

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