Artist description Stripped, spiky groove-metal with stoner overtones

Music Style Clipped groove-metal noiseniks

Musical Influences Sabbath, Tool, Motorhead, QOTSA, Helmet, Soundgarden

Similar Artists Nobody.

Artist History First recordings in Jan 2000, Birmingham England; Sound has progressed from fast complex proto-prog a concentration on heavy groove and juggernaut insistence. Nod ya hed.

Group Members Carrick - g&v OC - g Phil - d C\ - bass

Press Reviews "Thank God for Dumbsaint. Dumbsaint are metal of the classic variety - none of this nu/new/nouvelle stuff. If you're worried about the state of contemporary rock...then Dumbsaint will make you believe again." (Live review, R&B Fanzine #22 11/01) "Ok, so I've tried to explain the sound of Dumbsaint now I'd better tell you if they're any good, well in a word, yes. Dumbsaint have a hard-hitting power, muscular riffs, pounding drums and vocals that are both aggressive and clear. Rarer still for a band of this ilk it's not just about power, they've written an album full of songs with lyrics that are beyond the usual rock star poser shit that metal and rock bands seem to go for these days." ("Supercharger", R&B Fanzine #23, 01/02)

Location Birmingham, West Midlands - United Kingdom

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