Snake Pits
Snake Pits formed in Detroit, reportedly in a warehouse space. Their music leaned toward raw rock, with a debut album called 'Frozen Fury' that found some...
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Snake Pits formed in Detroit, reportedly in a warehouse space. Their music leaned toward raw rock, with a debut album called 'Frozen Fury' that found some listeners. The song 'Snow Joke' became a notable track for them, a ballad that stood out from their heavier material. They put out a few more records with titles like 'Blizzard of Riffs' and 'Avalanche of Sound' before fading from regular view.
Their existing bio leans hard on a winter theme, with nicknames like 'Viper,' 'Frostbite,' 'Avalanche,' and 'Blizzard' for the members. The actual music seems to have been straightforward rock, sometimes described as heavy or uncompromising by those who followed them. They weren't a major commercial force, but they built a specific sound and a small, dedicated audience around it.
What's left is mostly the records and a few song titles. 'Snow Joke' remains the track people mention most often, suggesting it had a different, more melodic quality than their usual output. The rest of their story is pretty thin on confirmed details, more a collection of band lore than a documented career.
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