Dizz Brew Post “From Hell” Live Clip from Papi, Donde Esta el Fuzz? Film
Granted, my understanding of such things is limited, but as I have it, Juárez-based outfit Dizz Brew are working their way toward an eventual full-length debut. Due when? I don’t know. Fine.
Before they get there, the fuzznotizers will offer a live record called Live at Pandemic, which will presumably be available sometime this Fall. “From Hell,” the version of which you can see/hear in the video below, will be featured on that. The clip was filmed at the Victor Hugo Rascón Theater in Ciudad Juárez, which is one of two spots the band recorded songs for the live album. I don’t know where the other place is. Okay.
Now, the performance of “From Hell” and other songs that will also be featured on that live album — and perhaps on the studio debut when the time comes for that — are also part of an upcoming movie the band is making called Papi, Donde Esta el Fuzz?, which even my limited Spanish skills are enough to translate. So where’s the fuzz? Well, they’ve clearly found it, and “From Hell” is a nine-minute sample of their intention in the film as well as on stage, where weirdo Magma-style prog vibes pervade alongside the cutscenes and stonerized fare. I’ll be blunt with you (pun absolutely intended) and say that yes, part of what I enjoy about this is that I’m not sure what’s happening.
The band told me that Papi, Donde Esta el Fuzz? will be released approximately in October. After this, I’ll be happy to keep an eye out for it. Maybe you will too.
Enjoy:
Dizz Brew, “From Hell” from Papi, Donde Esta el Fuzz?
Excerpt from the movie, ‘Papi, donde esta el fuzz?’
Band: Dizz Brew
Song: From Hell
This debraye took place on April 18, the year of our lord of darkness, 2021.
This is a collaboration of:
-Satan.
-Audio capture and mix by Tracking Room: Arturo Hernandez & Sergio Mendoza.
-Camera director: Cristian Vega (Kbin Spielberg) & Javier Armendáriz.
-Camarographers: Ivan Rochin, Emilio Muñoz Barsse, Cesar Ochoa & Axel Hernandez.
-Assistant: Raúl “Po” Rodriguez, Andrea Mata, Antonio “Goyo” Saenz
-Lights by Crew of the Victor Hugo Rascón theater.
-In charge of production of the theater: Cristobal Salas.
-Edited and Directed by Nitram.
Thanks to the Victor Hugo Rascón & crew theater and everyone involved.
Debraye in the afterlife. (SHORT) Actors:
-Guillermo Almeida
-Gabriel Cardoso
