The Brown Scare
Seattle's The Brown Scare blend groove metal's rhythmic lock-step with stoner metal's hazy, riff-heavy lumber — a combination that fits the Pacific Northwest's particular brand of heavy music, where the weather seems to slow everything down just enough to make the grooves land harder. Active since 2018, they're part of Seattle's ongoing experiment in finding new ways to be heavy without being fast.
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The Brown Scare is a Groove Metal band from Seattle, WA, US. They play Groove Metal, Stoner Metal. Browse more Groove Metal bands on our index to discover similar heavy metal bands.
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