Brent Hinds Forms New Band MASTODON SUCKS, Promises One Embarrassing Story Per Song

Atlanta, GA — If you thought Brent Hinds was done talking trash about his ex-bandmates in Mastodon, buckle up: the man just plugged his amp into a blender full of resentment and hit record.

Following his increasingly spicy social media jabs—most recently calling Mastodon “a shit band with horrible humans” in the comments section of a nostalgic fan post—Brent has officially announced the formation of his newest and possibly most passive-aggressive project to date: Mastodon Sucks.

Unlike his other bands (West End Motel, Fiend Without A Face, Dirty B & The Boys—yes, those are real), Mastodon Sucks isn’t just a band. It’s an emotional purge. It’s musical revenge. It’s a one-man courtroom drama where Brent is judge, jury, and guy with a slide guitar yelling about backstage hygiene.

“Every song is gonna be a dirty little tale about those dudes,” Brent promised in a fiery press release written in Sharpie on a bar napkin. “One track is about the time someone clogged the tour bus toilet with vegan chili. Another’s about the great beard shampoo theft of 2014. There’s a whole ballad about passive-aggressive group texts.”

The debut album is tentatively titled “Once More ‘Round the Petty” and will include the following rumored tracklist:

  • “Levi-a-thong (Who Stole My Underwear?)”

  • “Emperor of Sandals”

  • “Crack the Fridge (And Put the Beer Back)”

  • “Blood and Thunder and Bathroom Mold”

  • “Oblivious Creature”

  • “Troy Didn’t Refill the Gas Tank (Again)”

Mastodon Sucks will play a secret set in Atlanta on April 18, hidden inside a triple-bill where Brent also performs with his other side projects, each more chaotic than the last. “If I can’t be in a band with emotionally stable people, I’ll be in three bands with myself,” he declared.

Sources say Mastodon has yet to respond publicly, though rumor has it Brann Dailor has written a ten-minute progressive rock opera in response titled “The Brentening.”

Stay tuned as the prog-metal petty war continues to unfold—louder, hairier, and more ridiculous than ever.

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