The Misery Men Portland, Oregon
Stone Drone, Thunder, Mountain Rock floating magical Earth ties, dripping sappy soggy jams of the PNW! Post Grunge, Sludge,
Trudge, Doom, Fuzz Metal. Welcome to Doomtopia, grab your brong and let's conduct the vortexes!
Corey G Lewis: Vocals, Lyrics, Riffs
Current Recording Lineup features
Ian Caton: Drums
Billy Anderson: Bass
Rob Wrong: Lead / Rhythm
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