Slick and to-the-point, fuzzed-out slacker rock is front and center on Scuzz Master singer/guitarist Danny OConnells debut record from his solo project, DUD. Golden hooks are still the driving force, but here theyre covered in clouds of hazy distortion, stirring a little shoegaze into his punk and grunge formula. Monument kicks off the album with monster guitars that sound like Motorhead smoked some of The Jesus & Mary Chains weed, while No Light and Drain carry aspects of distant grunge, and Stuck sounds like MTV punk did a deep Google dive into CBGBs. Hyper-cool art-punk meets sugar-rush riffs, masterfully finding the middle ground.
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