Fallen Colossus is a 5 Piece Progressive Stoner Rock Band from Leeds, UK.
The members are
JohnBoy 'The Bastard Doom Baby' Haddock - Bass/Vox
Jessica 'Scapegoat' Hathway - Synth/Vox
Lee 'Lones' Jones - Guitar/FX Vox/Story/Lyrics
Imran 'Badmanz' Rifai - Vox/Guitar/Nerdy stuff/Lyrics
Fallen Colossus play Stoner Rock with huge aspects of Experimental/Prog Rock to superb effect.
I have to thank the excellent blog “A Distant Rumble” for pointing out this band to me. As I would not know about their existence. What They say about the album is spot-on and even more in my humble opinion.
The band have just released their superb S/T Demo available on BandCamp pay anything you want type deal. In addition, I highly recommend you download this now before it’s too late.
This S.T Demo is superbly played and produced from all involved. This sounds like a professional release rather than a demo. As I can’t complain about any aspect of the album’s production. Superbly produced and put together.
What you get is superb Stoner Rock/Metal with a great Experimental Rock vibe. The album is full of some outstanding original Stoner Rock/Metal riffs.
Taking influence from bands such as Torche, Kyuss, Monster Magnet and other great bands of the respective genres. Fallen Colossus add a truly original Prog/Experimental Rock twist with a dashing of Doom Metal as well. This album will have you singing and head-banging along to the music in no time.
So if your looking for something a bit different to your usual Stoner Rock/Metal then I recommend you check these guys out.
The album has a few epic lengthy tracks that would go down a storm on the live circuit.
Stoner Rock needs bands like Fallen Colossus to show people that the genre can throw something a bit leftfield and a bit special. I can’t recommend this album highly enough. It truly is a great album to listen to over and over again.
So get downloading these great Experimental Rockers Now!!!
Check this superb band from the links below.
Check Out the brilliant and epic "Black Factory - One Hundred Stares" performed live in 2011.
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