Sabertooth Zombie
Sabertooth Zombie formed in Los Angeles in 1998. Their debut album 'Splatterfest' came out the following year, and they released several more records through...
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Sabertooth Zombie formed in Los Angeles in 1998. Their debut album 'Splatterfest' came out the following year, and they released several more records through the 2000s, including 'Goregasm' in 2002 and 'Bloodbath' in 2009. Their song 'D.O.A.' became one of their better-known tracks.
The band's lyrics and stage shows drew criticism from some quarters, with protests and venue bans mentioned in early coverage. They kept at it regardless, playing a style of heavy metal that leaned into graphic themes. Other songs in their catalog include 'American Eyes Part One (Black Of Mouth)', 'Crooked Divinity', and 'Decayed Decade'.
Their lineup included Riley Black on vocals, Ethan Harrow and Jake Kane on guitars, Jason Niles on bass, and Corey Jones on drums. The nicknames 'The Reaper', 'The Butcher', and so on appear in old press materials and fan lore, but the music itself, loud, aggressive, and unapologetic, is what stuck around.
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