Seedy Bio long (2018) Unrestrained, fervid, blazing, psychedelic, rock from Melbourne, Australia. Seedy Jeezus returning to Europe July 2018 to promote their 2nd studio album "Polaris Oblique" out April 2018 through Lay Bare Recordings (Netherlands) and distributed through Burning World Records. A new album of "Space blues tripped electric jams", features guest spots from Isaiah Mitchell (Earthless), and Tony Reed (Mos Generator). Once referred to as “The Bearded Shamen of Riffology” Seedy Jeezus take the beast that is 60s psych and meld it to the throbbing corpse of 70s rock. Renowned for never playing the same show twice, and breaking off into ferocious jams and improvisations. “What the audience receives is a fully fledged rock and roll demon leaping down from the stage and racing around the room” - Sarah Kidd, Ambient Light They have released five 12″ records since 2015. 1. Debut "S/T" (2015) “The best 70s-inspired psychedelic rock around with a big twist of stoner. - Top 10 Albums of 2015” - Chris Pearson, lifeisnoise.com "This album has served as the gateway to the big scene of stoner and have been involved in prestigious festivals and acting alongside greats like Earthless." - Paul Bracamonte, La Habitacion 235 “It’s reasonable to assume Seedy Jeezus’ debut album would be viewed as further evidence of the impending moral apocalypse – a badge of honor in the context of rock’n’roll’s perverted sense of righteousness” - Patrick Emery, Brag Magazine “If you like bands like Lecharous Gaze, Radio Moscow, Nebula, MC5, etc.. you will dig this…” - Scott aka. Dr. Space, Writingaboutmusic.blogspot.com Listen to Debut S/T here: https://seedyjeezus.bandcamp.com/album/seedy-jeezus 2. "Echoes In The Sky" (2015) "Opening in a haze of bong smoke, the more structured first movement does sound like Sabbath covering something with a similar chilled out vibe to Pink Floyd’s Green is the Colour, but the mushrooms soon kick in and it dives down the rabbit-hole, hard-grooving bassline and reverb guitar over a cruising ride, slowly gathering speed until it explodes in a full-on cosmic meltdown.” - The Beige Baron, Brown Noise Unit Listen to Echoes In The Sky here: https://seedyjeezus.bandcamp.com/track/echoes-in-the-sky 3. Cortez The Killer - Neil Young Cover (2015) Listen to Cortez The Killer Here: https://youtu.be/OOft1sHVa3E 4. "Seedy Jeezus: Live at Netphen, Freak Valley 2015" (2016) "Seedy Jeezus knew they’d made it when they released their Live in Netphen, Freak Valley 2015 album the other week, and the very next day a bootleg T-shirt featuring the cover art showed up for sale on eBay – just reward for all the hard work the Melbourne trio have been putting in lately." - Danger Coolidge, Unbelievably Bad Magazine Listen to Chasing The Dragons tail from the live Freak Valley set here: https://youtu.be/MXloEtHcfkI 5. Tranquonauts (With Isaiah Mitchell) (2016) “It’s a three-dimensional sonic space, a space time continuum that sits at the bar with John Coltrane, worships at the shrine Hendrix and dons a robe with Dead Meadow” - Patrick Emery, Beat Magazine "While the prevailing vibe drips from being so coated in lysergic ooze, there always remains a sense of intention behind the interstellar exploration in these pieces.” - JJ Koczan, The Obelisk Listen to a section of Tranquonauts here: https://youtu.be/uThqGxKsb_M After the release of five 12" in two years, the band spent most of 2017 in the studio. (Except for a short tour of New Zealand) This time to finally record their 2nd studio album, the follow up to their debut self titled album of 2015. Tony Reed (Mos Generator) again was the man behind the dials capturing Seedy Jeezus. Their 2nd studio album "Polaris Oblique" will be released April 2018. Also check out "Communication Breakdown (2017)" here: https://youtu.be/cqCfLpHc87A Among other bands that have been mentioned, Seedy Jeezus have shared the stage and toured with bands such as Freedom Hawk (USA), Earthless (USA), Orchid (USA), Blues Pills (SWE), Electric Moon (DEU), Acid King (USA), The Sword (USA), Beastwars (NZ), Radio Moscow (USA), Kings Destroy (USA), Orchid (USA), Monkey 3 (CHE), Horisont (SWE), Danava (USA), Sienna Root (SWE), Travelin Jack (DEU), Sigiriya (WAL), and Greenleaf (SWE), to name a few. Some notable Australian bands they have played and/play regularly with include Mammoth Mammoth, Child, Buried Feather, Devil Electric, Riff Fist, Dead City Ruins, and Holy Serpent. As most of their releases are now sold out, this status continues the trend of their short run collection of 7”’s, live CDs and experimental jams which over early Seedy periods allowed the band to test run songs, experiment with their sound and keep fans up to date with what was going on in their musical laboratory. Seedy Jeezus have a plethora of shows coming up including support with some international acts and look forward to seeing you from the stage in 2018 Enjoy NB: Please ensure to credit any photographs you use to Barry Douglas. If you wish to know more, drop us a line on here, Reverbnation or even via our website www.seedyjeezus.com regards. Tha Man