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Mugzu

Mugzu

(Disbanded)

Genres: Metal, Screamo

Formed: 1994

City: Dallas, TX

Web site: http://www.mugzu.com

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MUGZU ^ (N) a tight woven system that when pulled taught can crush the mightiest empires.

Mugzu began in 1994 as a thrash rock band, learning to play their instruments through grunge and hair metal. Over time, the band migrated from a three-piece to a four-piece and refined their sound. Their music is played with passion and emotion, as they play every show like it is their last.

And on February 16, 2007 it really was their last.

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Metallica, Slayer, the Melvins, Black Flag, Sepultura, Misfits, Helmet

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Brimstone Robertson, ChaCha, Garrett Gross, KateAndria, eddiecain, hargerst

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