The Drood

The Drood Live in Concert
Thursday March 14, 2019

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The Drood will perform live in concert with special guests and local favorites Church Fire and Blackcell at Ophelia's Electric Soapbox in downtown Denver on Thursday March 14th, at 8pm. In addition to live music, the event will feature immersive projection art by VJ Dizy Pixl and elektronik mixes from DJ Mudwulf. Tickets are on sale now for $7-$10 and are available online at ticketfly.com and at the door the day of the show. This eclectic lineup promises to showcase some of Denver's best local fringe music and art at a great-sounding, and unique Colorado venue.

Charles Mangrove
New song and Video

Psychosphere
New 2-Track Digital Album

Two new recordings Psychosphere and Spell are now available as a digital "single". Listen and purchase Psychosphere by The Drood from Bandcamp and other online services.

Psychosphere
New Song and Video

The Drood
Self-Titled Debut Full-Length Album

Traveling a dark and dreamy path through space-rock and psychedelia via an enigmatic sound that slides between sludgy progrock, industrial-esque grit and layered soundscapes, The Drood's new self-titled album explores an eclectic range of emotion, mystery and just plain weirdness. Sure to interest those seeking an esoteric journey in audio form.

Listen and purchase The Drood by The Drood from Bandcamp and other online services. This album also has a limited 300 CD printing for those who would collect such an object.

The Drood Recorded Live
3 for Falling Live at Globe Hall

3 for Falling - Live at Globe Hall April 15th 2016. Recording by Drummond West

Review by the Westword

Did Denver band The Drood take its name from Charles Dickens’s final, unfinished novel, The Mystery of Edwin Drood? We may never know, and that suits this enigmatic crew’s sound — space rock with a dark, dreamy edge — just fine. The group’s mix of fluid psychedelia and sludgy prog/krautrock calls to mind the Legendary Pink Dots, Hawkwind, Saint Vitus and the Melvins. The bandmembers perform in masks, bringing a sense of theatricality to their shows and giving a sort of “Alice Cooper of gloom pop” impression. The Drood will share the stage at Globe Hall this Friday, April 15, with Church Fire and Cloudspell. This rare performance by these Denver weirdos may make you feel as though you’re sitting in with a forgotten cult in its musical sanctum sanctorum.

westword.com

The Drood reviewed by Westword writer Tom Murphy.