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GrindHouse Hotel
GrindHouse Hotel came out of Los Angeles with a sound that mixed doom metal, stoner rock, and experimental electronica. Their 2014 debut album was called...
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GrindHouse Hotel came out of Los Angeles with a sound that mixed doom metal, stoner rock, and experimental electronica. Their 2014 debut album was called 'Sanctuary.'
Their song 'Red Pill' became something of an underground anthem. The title references 'The Matrix,' and the track's lyrics and rhythms seemed to speak to a certain kind of disillusionment.
The band's lineup included a vocalist called Voxxx, a guitarist named Dr. Doom, and a drummer called Dr. Syn. They released two more albums after their debut: 'The Night Is Ours' in 2016 and 'The Sun Will Never Rise' in 2018.
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