Disunion

With lead single "Disunion," Buzzard presents the 4th doom folk metal LP installment Hush Now (out October 16th), expanding on the one-man band's trademark blend of heavy fuzz guitar, Americana instrumentation, and socially relevant songwriting. From mellotron to mandolin, Sabbathian riffs to Dylan-esque wordplay, H.P. Lovecraft to Bill Hicks, Hush Now is the fullest expression yet of Buzzard’s vision.

Stoner HiVe says, "Disunion rumbles like classic metal rolling down those hills, rooted in the weight of doom and is filled with the enduring soul of folk. A song, translating those restless nights, when the world feels heavy and the truth is hard won. Shadowed melodies, minor moments of respite, walk hand in hand with those earth shaking riffs. It’s the old bard’s simple lyrics though, which cut like old wisdom and sting of lived experience. And as on the rest of the album, there is anger here, but it burns like watchfire rather than wildfire. Warning and illuminating. Impossible to ignore. Music for wandering hearts and weary spirits alike, the ones that howl beneath the moon, share glasses of bourbon, and wait for those beacons everywhere to be lit. Or Disunion is simply here, as the rest of Hush Now, to remind you that even in dark times… There’s someone sill singing the truth… "