FUZZ EVIL IS a chug-heavy band that tames the fuzziest guitar and bass tones on the planet and wields them to blast a monolithic speaker-ripping fuzzpocalypse for your ears and soul. The tracks are raw and dirty in ‘The Stooges-like’ fashion with soaring soulful vocals.
Press/Reviews:
“While other Sierra Vista bands have sprung up in recent years, none has come close to challenging Powered Wig Machine as our fair city’s pre-eminent rock band. And much like The Blob, or worms that double in identity when severed, brothers Joey and Wayne Rudell are only increasing in their dominion.”
Matt Hickman - Sierra Vista Herald
“The bass is grooving, the drums are rockin', and the riffs are solid, surrounded (as their name suggest) by some beautiful fuzz. Ask me if I want more Fuzz Evil, and I'll reply: yes, please!”
“Glitterbones feeling like one huge jam session. It’s great for cruising, loving, writing, thinking- just whatever you need an excellent, spacious, hefty rock song for. Perfect place to start with these guys”
Hunter Young - Metalmachine.net
“Fuzz Evil's side of the split starts off with a very heavy sounding bass guitar lead before adding in some heavy and melodic 70's style doom metal riffs along with some clean singing vocals and the song has a very retro orientated feeling along with a more modern day production and dark lyrics and the guitar leads mixed in with the psychedelic sounds add up to the stoner vibe of the track.”
OccultBlackMetal - Extreme Underground Music Zine
“They make good on their name in the fuzzy morass of “Glitterbones”. Sounding raw but rocking, they put a riff-centric spin on desert rock, serving up something heavier than the usual fare tagged under that genre.”
Gabriel - Ride with the Devil: Bones and Stones
“Normally I don't get too excited about singles; however the latest offering via gorgeous 7-inch split between Fuzz Evil and Chiefs is a fuzz rocker’s dream come true. Fuzz Evil displays an impressive rock and roll output containing all the elements of stoner, blues, desert and classic rock”
The Huntsman - The Ripple Effect
““Glitterbones” as a swagger and hook reminiscent of early Queens of the Stone Age, played up with some falsetto vocals, and true to their name, some vicious fuzz.”
“Brothers Wayne Rudell on vocals and guitar, and Joey Rudell on bass, ventured into a side project with a band called Fuzz Evil. Ever-aware of sub-genres and the endless adjectives they afford, the brothers drifted from the “prog rock” sounds of PWM to partner with Marlin Tuttle to form a three-piece power rock outfit they describe as “chug-heavy 3-piece that tames the fuzziest guitar and bass tones on the planet and wields them to blast a monolithic speaker-ripping fuzzapocalpse for your ears and soul. Raw and dirty in ‘Stooges-like’ fashion with soaring soulful vocals.” This fall Fuzz Evil is partnering with a band out of San Diego called CHIEFS, and a collaborative album is expected this fall.”
From Left to Right:
Drums: Cajun: Kenneth (Cajun) Adam
Baritone Guitars: Preston Jennings
Guitars/Vocals: Wayne Rudell
Bass/BG Vocals: Joseph Rudell
Previous Drummers:
Orgo Martinez (High on You)
Daniel Graves (Second Coming of Heavy)
Marlin Tuttle (Fuzz Evil - Self titled)