Choof

Choof has made a mark in the metal scene with tracks that resonate with fans. “Buried at Dozier” stands out with its relentless energy and gripping riffs, drawing listeners into a dark narrative. Another track, “Blasphemous Execution,” showcases their ability to blend aggression with a melodic edge, captivating fans who appreciate both chaos and structure.

Other notable tracks include “Mortuary Rat,” “Yoghurt Cups,” and “Who Wants to Live?” Each song carries its own vibe, contributing to Choof's distinct sound. The band continues to engage audiences with their unique approach to themes and musicianship, keeping the metal spirit alive.

Choof has been active with new releases, including their latest album, "A Very Special Blend of Psychology and Extreme Violence," set for 2025. This album follows "Dimwitted Amoral Exploitation," which came out in 2023. Both projects showcase the band’s approach to heavy themes, blending elements of metal and black metal.

Recently, they dropped the single "Who Wants to Live?" in 2025, which adds to their catalog of thought-provoking tracks. Other recent singles like "Forgotten/Despised" and "Bird Cage," released in 2024, further explore their signature sound. "Big Dumb Monsters," from 2023, also contributed to their growing repertoire. Each release reflects their evolving style while maintaining the intensity fans expect.

Choof has played several notable venues and festivals in Australia, making a mark in the metal and black metal scenes. A standout performance at Max Watt's Melbourne demonstrated their energy and connection with the audience. The venue's intimate setting allowed fans to engage closely with the band's sound.

Other appearances include shows at the Evelyn Hotel and Vinnies Dive, where they showcased their raw style. The Barwon Club Hotel and La La La's also hosted Choof, adding to their growing reputation within the local scene. Their participation in small festivals alongside other underground acts helped to further define their presence in the genre. Each performance contributed to a developing fanbase, solidifying Choof's role in the Australian metal landscape.