Axe Murder Boyz

AMB- The Axe Murder Boyz. AMB is comprised of two members, brothers by blood and bound by the music they create, Bonez Dubb & Otis. Releasing their first commercially sold record in 1999, AMB set it off on what would become a hectic and wicked ride through the music industry.
Having forged a path through the underground that lead them to their current status in the music industry, AMB have self produced and promoted 5 commercially sold records. As well as running their own regional tours in support of those records, and releasing samplers, EP’s, and exclusive bonus discs along the way. Hailing from their native city of Denver, CO a.k.a. the 303, AMB grew up knowing only music. After a rising local success continued in Denver, AMB saw it was time to do it bigger and better. They signed a contract with a then new independent record label, Canonize Records. It was with Canonize Records that they formed a partnership and geared up to release their first national effort, “The Unforgiven Forest”. “The Unforgiven Forest” was released and sold better than any previous AMB release, gaining them fans across the united states as well abroad in the U.K. , Australia, and Germany. It was after the success of this record that AMB took a step in their career that no one will soon forget. They Joined the Insane Clown Posse on a 6 date mini tour in late October, and then, devastatingly, AMB signed to Psychopathic Records.
It was at Psychopathic that they began to truly build their career, as well as life long friendships with some of the undergrounds finest. They went into the lotus pod studio with ICP and began creating their second national release and 7th commercially sold album entitled “Blood In, Blood Out”. This record was a sweeping variety of songs. With accapella intro and outro tracks, and a bloody red album cover, AMB made this record the way they thought it would be best, regardless of any critic or industry entity’s point of view. “Blood In, Blood Out” was released on April 18th, 2006 , and it devastated all previous AMB releases.
The Road. AMB hit the road, and hard. Starting with Shaggy 2 dope’s “Fuck the Fuck Off” tour, AMB brought their new record to the stage and schooled it. It was on this tour that AMB got a real taste of what the road was like. After performing their set they would also join Shaggy on stage and rock the end of his set with him, which was a fresh way for 2 dope to put AMB down and they remain forever grateful. After the success of that tour, AMB were still hungry for the road, and promptly joined Twiztid on their “Guillotine Tour”. This tour stretched across the whole nation as well as featured a few dates in the Midwest with the Kottonmouth Kings. Again, AMB refined their set and continued to murder stages every night, again forever grateful for the opportunity Twiztid gave them. Still, AMB didn’t see rest as a factor, and quickly made their 2006 touring schedule a three-peat, as they joined Blaze Ya dead Homie on his first ever national “Tombstone Terror Tour”. This tour was just right, AMB’s set was longer than ever, and tighter than ever. Flipping their lyrics back and forth flawlessly and often changing lyrics in mid performance, this shit was fresh.
This is the part of our story where everything becomes foggy, mysterious, and unclear. You’ll find no explanations here. Your search for answers, knowledge, or truth ends within the sounds of AMB’s next full length LP, the forthecoming epic album enititled “Gods Hand”.