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HEIBARGER FORMED IN THE EARLY SUMMER OF 2006 CONSISTING OF CHRIS HIGHBARGER (BASS AND VOCALS) ANDREW BAGLEY (DRUMS) CHRIS SAKUGAWA AND SHANE BROWN (GUITAR). TIGHT BROS MELTING FACES WITH ROCK. OH YEAH AND CHRIS WANTS TO PUT HIS HANDS DOWN YOUR PANTS.

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Member Since: 11/21/2006
Band Website: Check out trig.com for more music
Band Members: CHRIS HIGHBARGER (BASS AND VOCALS) , ANDREW BAGLEY (DRUMS) , SHANE BROWN (GUITAR) , CHRIS SAKUGAWA (GUITAR)
Influences: BLACK SABBATH, LED ZEPPELIN, JIMI HENDRIX, THE DOORS, AC/DC, CHARLIE PRIDE, IRON MAIDEN, SLAYER, AND EVERYTHING IN BETWEEN.
Sounds Like: July 10, 2007 marked the debut of long-lived local band Pussygutt's newest album, Sea of Sand. A release party and performance were held at the Record Exchange, followed by a larger show at Terrapin Station later in the evening. People trickled into Terrapin Station, slowly accumulating at tables and on couches, drinking two dollar bottles of Session and listening to the bar's constant stream of Bob Marley, Tool and the Grateful Dead.Local metal act Heibarger played first, and Boise's hippie bar became a decidedly different place as they took the stage. Heibarger only played two songs, but each was epic. To call Heibarger a simple stoner metal band in the vein of Fu Manchu, Kyuss and Nebula would undermine their creativity. When seeing Heibarger play, it is nigh impossible not to form a mental picture of their music. Their heavy grooves, stomping drums and piercing leads painted a picture of a hellish, plague-stricken wasteland, not a simple peyote-trip desert with some swirling colors and freaky shadows. No, this desert was nearly pitch black, lit only by red, spiraling stars and a greedy vampire moon. The sand itself melted and whrilpooled, just as molten and unpredictable as Heibarger's changing tempos, fuzzed-out riffs and sparse vocals (peppered with birdcalls, no less). A blues lick slid into thirty seconds of thrash and it seemed completely natural, and completely nightmarish, all in the best possible way. Heibarger distilled the essence of space rock/stoner metal and adapted it perfectly for their Boise home.Thanks to THEBOISEBEAT.COM
Record Label: 1332 Records
Type of Label: Indie

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