Zeke is an American Hardcore Punk Band Known for their relentless live shows since 1992. known for their extremely fast, high energetic guitar sound, "Ride With Zeke" has quickly become the mantra for the people who have accepted the invitation brought by on Heckler Magazine when they said, "Welcome the new monsters of rock." And believe me, they are monsters. Ever since their very first gig at the Rock City in Seattle in 1992, people have had no choice but to pay attention. Their records will assault you, and their live show will batter you. Zeke are often considered the godfathers of speedrock due to their aggressive fusion of punk rock, hardcore, and rock ‘n’ roll, played at blistering speeds. Zeke set a new standard for fast, no-frills rock music. Their sound features relentless, driving guitar riffs, ferocious drumming, and snarling vocals—all hallmarks of speedrock. Albums like Flat Tracker and Death Alley exemplify their breakneck pace, with songs often clocking in at under two minutes. Their influences range from Motörhead and the Ramones to hardcore punk bands like Black Flag, but Zeke took this foundation and cranked the intensity to 11. Their reputation was further cemented by their wild live shows, where they played with chaotic energy and almost dangerous precision.

Subhumanoid punk from the AV!

Screamin like a Demon outta the Southern California.  We’re the Lords Of Dust. Thanks for checkin us out.  We came together around 2017, all of us knew each other and played in several bands together before what you see now.  One of our core members left the band at the begging of the pandemic, we decided to keep the caravan movin, and in walked the kid. Growing up listening to a lot of Hardcore Punk, Heavy Metal, and Rock N Roll, this band has really come into its own sound, blending these three styles of music.  The Lords Of Dust had the awesome opportunity to open for Fu Manchu, in December of 2018, igniting our stoke. And since then we’ve played all over the Southern California brush, with bands like Mother Ship, Great Electric Quest, and others. After Covid stopped live shows, we located a “light equipment sales man” in Fontana named Sergio or something, and bought a 10k watt generator to play a pop up show at a skate park in Pacoima.  That was cool.  We’ll play anywhere with anyone, we love music, playing music, and being active in the Southern California Music scene. We really appreciate any and all support, and are fanatically grateful to anyone willing to take the time to listen to our music.