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Wetzone

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Electronic and Pop

Small Beginning one day in 2011, when Kony decided to make a fat beat with Tendros. The song "Genitals Touch Tonight" became an instant hit. Following that next year, in January of 2012, Kony, P-Dog, Tendros and others collaborated on "The Salvia Tapes." The experience was profound and radical. This EP induced a psychosis on its curators much as it did friends. Later that year on 4/20 both Kony and Tendros produced "The 420 Tapes," which was another success. Time passed, and many albums were made that are now gone forever. In June of 2013, Tendros and P-Dog grouped together in one night to create the first of the NSA series, "NSA Is Watching." Throughout the summer once about every 3-4 weeks they would continue to create albums in this manner, albums such as "No, nod now," "Sorghum" and "NSAZone." One month after the NSA series an unfortunate flood took away Kony and his life. Following months of sadness, in June of 2014 Wetzone released "feeble meanings to stay alive," which received very little acclaim. There were no releases for another year, until the release of "Wetshow," this was seen as a success to the creators of the album and fans of the band. 4 months later, after the band had found an apartment together, they released an album "Wetz X One." Only a month later Wetzone released the album "bLack." Both of these albums were praised by the fans, but are often dubbed "Wetzone & Friends" because the friends and roommates of Wetzone were involved in all of the recordings. December of the same year the self titled album, "Wetzone," was released. Unlike the 2 albums before this only P-Dog and Tendros were active in the recording. This album is often claimed to be the best of their work, and also received limited play on a local radio station. After a year hiatus the album "Unknown Feels" was released.

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