24-7 Spyz

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Genre: Funk Metal
Hometown: South Bronx
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This group came out of the South Bronx in the early '90s, playing a hard-hitting hybrid of New York-style Hardcore Punk, slamming Funk Rock and corrosive Metal. The immediate point of reference was the then-popular band Living Colour; but the Spyz did not possess the same penchant for Prog Metal, and they displayed a sense of apocalyptic fun and self referential sarcasm akin to Funkadelic. The band's guitar player Jimi Hazel (get it -- Jimi Hendrix plus Parliament/Funkadelic guitar hero Eddie Hazel?) developed into a genre-scrambling stylist more than worthy of his namesakes.

- Tom Heyman

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		Spyz in da House (3:24)
		Face The Day (4:39)
		Love and Peace (3:14)
		Plastique (feat. The Trackaddicts) (3:45)
		Bad Reputation (Feat. Bumblefoot) (5:47)
		Clique (4:58)
		7 And 7 Is (2:50)
		Room #9 (6:14)
		New Super Hero Worship (3:08)
		John Connelly's Theory (2:20)
		Stand! (feat. Doug Pinnick of King's X) (4:48)
		Spill My Guts (3:30)
		Grandma Dynamite (3:57)
		Stuntman (12:23)
		Outta Time Outta Mind (4:05)
		Love 4 Sale (4:16)
		Yeah Yeah Yeah (3:02)
		Love & Peace (5:54)
		Faithless (4:31)
		Running (3:33)