The extremely likeable band combines the raw sounds of 90s grunge with the heaviness of stoner rock and the experimental spirit of progressive rock. Their distinctive, distinctive voice remains recognizable, conveying a haunting and emotional account of their inner selves. The band’s musical finesse, skill, and energy are equally impressive.

Seattle meets Palm Springs and Brazil’s third-largest city, Londrina, where singer and bassist Lucas Klepa, guitarist Thiago Franzim, and drummer Douglas Labigalini hail from and, ten years after the band’s founding, ventured to Berlin together.

Their sound palette has gradually expanded; heavy guitar walls, flowing psychedelic passages, and doom overtones blend with the wild emotionality and soundscape of the early Sub Pop era. RED MESS occupy a niche and can bring a pleasant breath of fresh air to the dusty desert rock scene.