Bongzilla: Methods For Attaining Extreme Altitudes

Bongzilla SKU: 39213259
Bongzilla: Methods For Attaining Extreme Altitudes

Bongzilla: Methods For Attaining Extreme Altitudes

Bongzilla SKU: 39213259

Format: VINYL LP

Regular price $19.98
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Title: Methods For Attaining Extreme Altitudes
Artist: Bongzilla
Label: Relapse
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 781676699315
Genre: Heavy Metal, Heavy Metal

Vinyl LP pressing. Since the seeds were planted in the mid-90s, Bongzilla have been sowing Madison, Wisconsin's rich soil with their homegrown, psychedelic sludge-core. Cultivating an extremely thick and heavy harvest of powerful mega-rock, Bongzilla have fertilized their sound tenfold over time, and the results of their bumper-crop harvest speak for themselves. 1997's Methods For Attaining Extreme Altitudes presented three opus magni for the elevating of musical consciousness, and proved to be a perfect companion to a serious bong session. Two heavy, stoner-rock anthems and a billowy sonic cloud of ethereal experimentation (aptly titled "Smoke/I Love MaryJane") lit up the senses, and produced a hazy, bleary-eyed vision of what was yet to come.

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