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Hazcon- Shadow Exploded Written by Luftman Von Toaster & Pazi Steklo Filmed Live at Frederick Maryland's Public Access Station 1994 Luftman Von Toaster -- Vocals, bass Pazi Steklo -- Lead Guitar Comrade Brandu -- Guitar Carlton Sticks McGrady --Drums, Lyrics by Luftman Von Toaster Music by Pazi Steklo Review: Hazcon — “Shadow Exploded” (1994) 📍 Filmed live at Frederick, Maryland’s Public Access Station 🎸 Written by Luftman Von Toaster & Pazi Steklo In the chaotic swirl of mid-’90s alternative rock, Hazcon’s “Shadow Exploded” stands as a glorious, unfiltered blast of DIY rebellion. Filmed live in 1994 at Frederick, Maryland’s Public Access Station, this performance is raw, loud, and unapologetically weird—in the best possible way. 🎙️ The Band Luftman Von Toaster — Vocals, Bass Pazi Steklo — Lead Guitar Comrade Brandu — Guitar Carlton “Sticks” McGrady — Drums Hazcon wasn’t just a band—they were a punk cabal, a sonic experiment in controlled chaos. With Luftman’s snarling vocals and Pazi’s razor-sharp lead guitar, “Shadow Exploded” feels like a basement show that accidentally got televised. 🎵 The Song Written by Luftman Von Toaster (lyrics) and Pazi Steklo (music), “Shadow Exploded” is a jagged anthem of existential fragmentation. The title alone suggests a violent unraveling of identity, and the performance delivers on that promise. Carlton McGrady’s drumming is relentless, Comrade Brandu’s rhythm guitar adds grit, and Pazi’s lead work slices through the mix like a buzzsaw dipped in feedback. 📼 The Performance The public access setting only adds to the charm. It’s lo-fi, slightly chaotic, and totally authentic. Hazcon doesn’t perform—they detonate. Luftman’s stage presence is part preacher, part punk prophet, while Pazi’s guitar solos channel the spirit of early SST Records with a dash of sci-fi paranoia. 💬 Final Thoughts “Shadow Exploded” is a time capsule of underground energy—a reminder that not all great music comes from polished studios or curated playlists. Sometimes, it comes from a public access stage in Maryland, with a band that sounds like they’re playing for the end of the world. Hazcon may have been a fleeting moment in the alt-rock timeline, but this video proves they left a crater. And in that crater? A shadow, exploded.