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10 Broozer was born. "The sound from Bruce Ibbotson's Gibson, driven only by two pedals (i'm assuming they're labelled "hard" and "fucking harder"), feels as if it's tearing a hole in his amp on its way out. The sound is that fat. It really is visceral. The vocals are the epitome of doom. Singer Retch Bile's gutteral delivery, with his menacing stance and rolling eyes, is like something out of a horror movie. Yet surprisingly, it's not at all overpowering. It sits perfectly low in the mix between guitar and bass, while the whole thing gets driven along by Dario Amati's rampaging drums, song after song." - stephen white, veri.live (Nov 05, 2011) "Stepping up next were the night's guests of honour, Melbourne lads Broozer. These guys are yet another power trio, and were armed to the teeth with monstrously, impossibly huge riffs teamed with blue wife-beaters and pure amplification. Broozer pounded away at their set with prestigious enormity, burying the crowd under wave after wave of