There are two artists called Weedeater;

1) Weedeater is a stoner met… Read Full Bio ↴There are two artists called Weedeater;

1) Weedeater is a stoner metal band formed in Wilmington, USA in 1998. The group's most recent album, Goliathan, was released on May 19, 2015.

The band formed in 1998 and was initially planned to be the side-project of Dave "Dixie" Collins, the band's vocalist and bassist who was occupied with his primary project Buzzov*en, however the band disbanded the same year so decided to concentrate his efforts on Weedeater and made it his new primary project, recruiting members Dave "Shep" Shepherd on guitar and Keith "Keko" Kirkum on drums.

The band released their debut album titled '... And Justice for Y'all' in 2001 and released their second album 'Sixteen Tons' in 2003, both albums where released via their first record label Berserker Records.

After the release of Sixteen Tons in 2003, the band decided to leave Berserker Records and joined American metal record label Southern Lord Records and released their third album and label debut God Luck and Good Speed. In 2009 a deluxe double LP version on the album was also released. The band was also announced as a support act for the American heavy metal supergroup Down.[6] The band was later announced as one of the acts to play at 2010's Hellfest among the likes of Arch Enemy, Architects and Gwar.

The band entered the studio for their fourth album with producer Steve Albini in early January 2010 who also produced their last album God Luck and Good Speed, and also Arik Roper will be designing the album cover as he did previously for the band's previous albums.[8] Not long after they entered the studio Dave "Dixie" Collins accidentally shot himself in the foot whilst he was cleaning his favourite Shotgun and was reported that he is to be bedridden for the next few weeks during his recovery, this ultimately lead to the band postponing their recording session with Steve Albini until after their tour in March and April.

Despite the setback caused by the accident the band announced that their next album will be titled Jason...The Dragon and was set for a release later that year, they also announced that their March/April tour will now be called the "Nine Toe" tour after Collins lost one of his big toes. The band headlined again in September the same year after it was reported that Keko had torn his meniscus after returning from their previous headlining tour and also that Dave Shepherd had also broken his pinkie finger while supporting Black Cobra in Europe in July, however didn't prevent the group from returning to Albini to record the album unlike the previous two accident which did.

In November 2013 it was announced by French record label Season of Mist had officially listed Weedeater as part of their roster, and along with the announcement the label re-released all of the band's previous albums digitally on December 10 the same year, the band also commented that they will hopefully be entering the studio soon with either producer Steve Albini or Billy Anderson, who have helped produce the band's previous albums. Travis Owen joined the band as drummer and they are scheduled to record their newest album in September 2014 with Steve Albini in Chicago, IL.

Based on reviews from their previous albums the band has often been labelled as stoner, doom and sludge metal as well as being dubbed "Weed metal" due to their lyrical style and also referring to Dave Collins' previous band of similar musical style Buzzov*en, also labelled as a stoner and sludge metal band which may have influenced this band's sound. While the band focuses on metal they also have acoustic elements in songs such as "Woe's Me" and "Kira May" from their second album Sixteen Tons.

The album was finally released on March 15, 2011 after all the setbacks caused by the bands injuries throughout 2010.[12] The band went on tour in the US to support the release of the album however had to cancel the last few shows due to Dave Shepherd breaking his hand which disallowed him to play guitar.[13]

2) A Stoner Metal band formed in the early 1990s in Clearlake, USA, consisting of Doug Jones, Jeff Jones, and Mark Huddleston. In 1995, they released Weedeater on Pearl Records out of Kansas City. The record was produced by Marvin Jackson, Montel Jones, & Weedeater. Assistant Engineering was done by Marc Wilson.

Processional
Weedeater Lyrics

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I really hate your face.
I hate the things you do.
I know you don't like me.
I'm coming after you.

I really hate your face.
I hate the things you do.
I know you don't like me.

I'm going to bury you.

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to "Processional" by Weedeater are raw, aggressive and dark. It tells of a deep hatred towards someone, who the singer wants to harm. The repetition of the lines “I really hate your face, I hate the things you do, I know you don’t like me, I’m coming after you” and “I’m going to bury you” show the intensity of the singer’s anger and how he is willing to go to extreme lengths to get revenge on this person.

The visceral language of the lyrics may be interpreted as a reflection of the lead singer's personal struggles and tribulations in his life. The lyrics "I really hate your face, I hate the things you do" may be related to the past hurt or memories of the singer. Perhaps, the person being addressed in the song has caused great pain to the singer, and to him, the only way to deal with it is by seeking revenge.

Overall, the song's lyrics create a violent and desolate atmosphere, that comes across as disturbing for some listeners. It's apparent that "Processional" appeals to a particular audience with a niche taste for heavy metal music.

Line by Line Meaning

I really hate your face.
The sight of your face fills me with overwhelming dislike and contempt.

I hate the things you do.
Your actions and behavior are deeply repugnant to me and provoke my anger.

I know you don't like me.
I am fully aware of your dislike and animosity towards me.

I'm coming after you.
I intend to pursue you with the intent of causing harm or destruction.

Writer(s): Samuel David Collins Jr

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