Ltd indies-only cherry twisted stripe LP in gatefold w/ dlc. New Heavy Sounds is proud to present the new album by Mammoth Weed Wizard Bastard.

now known simply as MWWB. There has been some speculation amongst fan circles that the final part of the trilogy of albums that preceded this, marked the end of Mammoth Weed Wizard Bastard's five-year mission.

Not so. We can categorically confirm that having officially slimmed their name down to the acronym, MWWB are continuing their voyage through the far reaches of the galaxy.

The first phase of that journey is their new album 'The Harvest'. 'The Harvest' is the band's fourth album, and of course it is a record shot through with the trademark heavy MWWB sound, and their unique blend of metal and shoegaze.

However it also sees the band adding more experimentation, a progressive approach, and going a bit more left field conceptually.

Nine tracks flowing into one another. Space age riff monsters segueing into shorter musical interludes, where John Carpenter, rubs shoulders with Pink Floyd and a maelstrom of moog and mellotron.

There are surprises, and of course a bucketload of heavy shit. With 'The Harvest' MWWB have refined and honed their sound, it's a carefully crafted distillation of ideas, written, conceived and sequenced to be listened to in its entirety (preferably in one sitting).

MWWB have always loved film scores and this new album is in many ways, the soundtrack to a film.

MWWB provides the musical narrative (the song titles also provide a pointer) and the listener's imagination does the rest.

From a scene that is often perceived (wrongly) to be populated solely by fat blokes in beards and tees, spouting Satan and listening to troglodyte riffs whilst drinking ale, MWWB are a thrilling proposition.

They demonstrate that you can seamlessly mix crushing power, experimentation and delicate vulnerability into something that transcends any genre.

MWWB are Jessica Ball, vocals and synths. Paul Michael Davies, guitar and synths. Stuart Sinclair, bass and Dom McCready, drums.