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New York, New York, USA |
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Doom Metal |
INACTIVE
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Last update/review:
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July 25, 2003
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Slow Horse
New York's Slow Horse is one of the slowest, sludgiest bands
to emerge in some time.
Their debut album is six tracks of downtuned, depressive
stoner/doom (akin to early St. Vitus) with emotive vocals from
leader Dan Bukszpan that are often reminiscent of the great Wino
of Obsessed/Spirit Caravan fame.
Included is an inventive cover of the Chris Isaak classic
"Wicked Game", here turned into a sludgy dirge.
Not exactly a party album, but very, very heavy and very, very
cool.
Three years later, Bukszpan and a new crew released the second
Slow Horse effort -- while still ultra-slow and doomy, the style
here is less dirgy and a bit more varied in feel, melancholy
but not dreary, a fine slice of stoom (that's stoner doom).
As of July 2003 the band is on an extended break for personal
reasons.
Last Lineup
Daniel Bukszpan
guitars/vocals
Ernest Anderson
bass
Scott Sanfratello
drums
Former Members/Guests
Jeff Mackey
bass
Rick Florio
drums
Discography
Slow Horse
1998
Freebird
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- Lick my wounds
- All good intentions
- Wicked game
- When are you coming home?
- No one wants you when you're down
- What's the use
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Daniel Bukszpan
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Jeff Mackey
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Rick Florio
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Slow Horse II
2001
Berserker
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- I'm nothing, I'm no one
- The games you play
- Stay
- Let it slide
- Coming unhinged
- Nameless
- Untitled
- The last
- No. 9
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Daniel Bukszpan
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Ernest Anderson
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Scott Sanfratello
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