IMPLODER exist in a world where the punk rock spirit of grunge never died. 
The Nirvana/Mudhoney/Riot Grrl side of grunge, that flew in the face of fashion. Where the feeling of teenage angst and rawness is still a powerful force later in life. And just as fresh.
The four songs on Imploder’s debut EP ‘A Owl’ rip into the guts of apocalyptic reality (The Future Race of Babylon), mid-life crises (Locusts), domestic warfare (Lest We Forget) and straight out offensive sleaze (Something In The Leather).
The guitars are reminiscent of when guitars meant the world, screamingly loud and tortured with wah. And the tunes are catchy as hell.
IMPLODER are Jamie Stone (vocals and guitar), Winston Shadbolt (bass) and Nick Douch (drums). Based in Auckland, but they are all originally from down the way where rock’n’roll bleeds into the fields.
TO BE PLAYED LOUD.