Workhorse

Described as a three-way love child between Mastodon, Pantera, and John Lee Hooker, the Denver-based Workhorse delivers some of the most searing and tightly chaotic Southern Metal and Hard Rock to be had in the Mile High City. Laced with plenty of old-school blues chops, stoner-rock sludge and everything in bewteen, Workhorse knows how to keep a crowd on its toes.



Formed in mid-2005, Workhorse hit the ground running with their first EP "Why the Long Face?" landing a spot on MTV, with "Bam's Unholy Union"!

With the release of the full-length "Beasts of Burden", Workhorse taken their solid foundation and expanded on it, adding some mellowed-out acoustic moments, porch-stomping blues tunes and lumbering psychedelic doom-riffs to their already groove-heavy, blistering approach to Southern Metal.



Already hammering out new material for TWO new efforts, Workhorse still manages to play out at least once a month. Check your local listings; many bars are now allowing you to trade aluminum cans for admission. A case is probably enough.



BEASTS OF BURDEN is now available in STONER ROCK.COM's All That's Heavy section, and of course is still available at iTUNES -- FISTMUSIC.com -- MILEHIGHMUSICSTORE.com -- AMAZON.com -- BestBuy.com --CircuitCity.com -- VH1.com -- SamGoody.com -- Target.com -- and CDUniverse.com.so if you haven't picked up a copy at a show check one of these places out and get yourself the Beast!



Also available at the following sites for downloading:

iTunes -- Napster -- Rhapsody -- eMusic -- Groupie Tunes -- Audio Lunchbox.



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