Life after Man's Ruin? Oh yes, there certainly is. At least for two of the best bands on the now defunct San Francisco-label. The mighty Natas from Argentina and the heavy Dozer from the woods of Sweden are keeping the pace up both working on new albums for release in the spring 2002.

In the meanwhile they are teaming up for a split 7" featuring all exclusive material and superb cover art! Limited to a thousand copies so you better hurry up getting your hands on this soon to be a rarity piece of vinyl.

Forget about the "stoner rock" tag for a while. This single shows what these two bands really are all about, and have been since the beginning. Dozer shows with their version of Dead Boys "Sonic Reducer" that they are a heavy rock band with punk roots and the Natas song "El Cono del Encono" lets you know that they are indeed a heavy blues band, or "heavy root psychedelic band" to use a quote from themselves.

This single is so heavy it took three labels to release it, all of them from Sweden. Low Life, Fourty Five and Black Juju are proud to present two of the best bands in the underground of today. We could go on praising the bands and the songs but we rather have you check it out for yourself.

Buy it now, soon it will be too late!

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