The 2004 album "3:33" by Zug Izland, released on Psychopathic Records, showcases the band's signature blend of alternative rock with touches of industrial and gothic influences. The record is characterized by its dense production and introspective, often unsettling, lyrical content.
- "3:33" was recorded at New Fidelity Studios in San Francisco.
- The album's title, "3:33," is a recurring motif throughout the tracklist, appearing in song titles and lyrical references.
- Upon its release, "3:33" garnered a small but dedicated following within the gothic rock and industrial music communities.
Zug Izland is a rock band from San Francisco, known for their experimental sound and often dark lyrical themes. At the time of "3:33," they were solidifying their place in the underground rock scene, having previously released several independent EPs.
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