The early years, by mammoth volume

The early years

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*Side Effects May Include: MILD TO MODERATE DEATH* This album is incredible as is the S/T!!! If you like stoner rock fuzz, grunge and classic rock, you'll dig it. Favorite track: Recycled cunt.

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1.	Frisco 03:25	buy track
2.	Diablo 02:41	buy track
3.	Recycled cunt 05:53	buy track
4.	Demonic 06:16	buy track
5.	Candlelight dinner 07:23	buy track
6.	Crazy Luzy 05:02	buy track
7.	Broadsword 03:39	buy track
8.	Noname 00:49	buy track
9.	II 06:00	buy track
10.	Excerpt vaudeville 01:00	buy track
11.	Fourfinger and fishpie 02:32	buy track
12.	Trod alot 01:27	buy track
13.	Expander 03:34	buy track
14.	Helly's creek 04:59	buy track
15.	Vino train 05:34	buy track
16.	Baby's coming home 02:17	buy track
17.	Studio omprov 08:20	buy track

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Originally released by The Music Cartel 2002

More ambitious than early Fu Manchu, Mammoth Volume put a finer point on Sabbath groove mongering, but their lowdown, often minimal approach to stoner riffing will tickle the ears of Daredevil (check out "Candlelight Dinner") fans for sure. Of course, it's Black Sabbath ("Recycled C*unt," "Helly's Creek") being memorialized on many of these demos and rarities, but visions of artists as diverse as Motörhead ("Diablo"), Yes ("Expander"), Wilco, and T. Rex ("Fourfinger and Fishpie") combine to make for an interesting trip. Through it all, super-thick guitar and bass riffs tie the music together, stretching the border of rock's lowest register. Old-school synths, spooky acoustic breaks, backwards tracks, and other '70s artifacts also litter The Early Years, adding clarity and sophistication to the collection. A thinking man's stoner affair, this 2002 Music Cartel release reveals Mammoth Volume's amazing capacity to revitalize retro concepts, and capture something completely their own.
--AllMusic Review by Jason Anderson

This album is a bunch of demos and "leftovers" 1998-1999.
We also included the 'A single bunch of gigs tour diary' documentary, filmed during our 'A single book of songs' europe tour 2002 part 1-4 Enjoy!

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released September 10, 2020

Daniel Gustafsson - Lead guitars, keyz, percussions, bass
Nicklas Andersson - Guitars, vocals, drums, percussions, bass
Emir Horizic - Drums
Kalle Berlin - bass
Jörgen Andersson - Vocals

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mammoth volume Lysekil, Sweden

See also: danielgustafsson.bandcamp.com/music
cavem3n.bandcamp.com

Mammoth Volume was born in the winter of 1996, called into life by the main song writing team of Nicklas and Daniel. Nicklas engaged his older brother Jorgen to take over vocal duties and with the final addition of bass player Kalle, the band was born. The band is from the town of Lysekil, Sweden. ... more

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