Jucifer

Formed in 1993 in Athens, Georgia, Jucifer consists of Gazelle Amber Valentine and Edgar Livengood. The duo is legendary in the underground for their 'White Wall of Death,' a massive array of guitar cabinets that Valentine uses to achieve extreme volume levels.

Their career is marked by a radical commitment to a nomadic lifestyle, having lived in their tour vehicle since 2000, which has deeply influenced their DIY ethos and raw production style. Musically, they bridge the gap between the melodic sensibilities of 90s alternative rock and the punishing weight of sludge and doom metal. They served as the primary inspiration for the film 'Sound of Metal,' reflecting their real-world reputation for hearing-damaging volume. Their discography is diverse, ranging from the relatively polished 'Calling All Cars on the Vegas Strip' to the extreme, blackened sludge of 'District of Dystopia.' Critical consensus highlights their unique position as a duo that out-performs larger ensembles in sheer sonic density, maintaining a cult following through relentless touring and a refusal to adhere to industry norms.