Dope Body

Dope Body was an American noise rock band from Baltimore, Maryland, formed in 2008 and disbanded in 2015. The band's sound was characterized by its aggressive, repetitive rhythms, distorted guitars, and harsh vocals, often drawing comparisons to bands like The Jesus Lizard, Unsane, and Shellac. Their music frequently explored themes of alienation, frustration, and societal decay.

Dope Body's lineup consisted of vocalist Andrew Laumann, guitarist/vocalist Zachary Utz, bassist David Jacober, and drummer David Fell. They released several albums and EPs throughout their career, including "20 Pound Bomb" (2011), "Natural History" (2012), and "Lifer" (2014), all of which were generally well-received by critics and contributed to their reputation within the noise rock and alternative music scenes. They toured extensively, both nationally and internationally, building a dedicated fanbase known for their energetic live performances. After disbanding, the members pursued various other musical projects.