Zeke

Mark Of The Beast (aka Ambient Overlord) - Guitar, Vocals
Donny Paycheck (aka The Redneck Stoner Bastard) - Drums
Diamond Jeff Matz (aka The Jewell of Fort Collins) - Bass
Abe Zanuel Riggs III (aka Pol Pot Puyallup) - Guitar

Zeke bring sixteen more songs about Satan, cycles, bloodlust, women and rednecks. On Death Alley, they draw more from the likes of Maiden, Priest, and Motorhead than from their punk-rock roots, though there's plenty of that to boot. That's 16 songs in under a half hour. You can't beat that for vision and purpose, not with a blunt object. Zeke gets in, trashes the joint and they're outta there before you even realize you're bleeding.

Zeke first blindsided Seattle (and the rest of the world) in 1993 with their vicious live show and debut Super Sound Racing. Soon afterwards they hit the road. And hit it, and hit it, and hit it. Sometime while bringing their satanic roadshow from town to town they managed to kick out another classic Flat Tracker.

Now ready for the big time the band signed with Epitaph. In 1998 they released Kicked In The Teeth then the unholy Dirty Sanchez in 2000. But that's history and you couldn't really care less...

Earlier this year they locked themselves in their downtown practice room in complete darkness. The band requested that we not let them out no matter what we heard, no matter how blood curdling the screams, no matter how they begged. They festered and fermented. Death Alley is the result. You have been warned.