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High Tone Son Of A Bitch (HTSOB) is a pioneering Oakland-based band that fuses stoner and desert rock with psychedelic hard rock and doom metal. Founded by Paul and Andrew Kott, HTSOB carved a distinct path in the underground heavy scene with a quintessential West Coast sound. After a period of hiatus following Andrew Kott’s passing in 2007, the project re-emerged in 2018 under Paul Kott’s leadership, continuing to push heavy, immersive rock. Here you’ll find a concise history, key releases, and notes on upcoming appearances so you can secure your seats with confidence. We’ve got you covered with reliable ticket access and straightforward purchasing advice.

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Location note: HTSOB resides in the Bay Area’s musical ecosystem, with strong ties to the broader West Coast rock community, including collaborations and live performances across California and beyond.

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HTSOB’s discography highlights include early EPs like Better You Than Me (2003) and Velocipede (2004, released in 2018), followed by comeback releases such as Death of a New Day / Eye in the Sky (2019), Wicked Threads! (2020), Lifecycles: EPs of HTSOB (2020), and Live at the Hallowed Halls (2022, Ripple Music). Notably, the live-in-the-studio set Live at the Hallowed Halls featured guests including Matt Pike, Rob Wrong, and Andrea Vidal. In 2025, HTSOB contributed a cover of Nine Inch Nails’ Ruiner to Magnetic Eye Records’ The Downward Spiral Redux. The project remains influential in underground heavy circles, with Juan Herrera (HTSOB collaborator and stepson of Andrew Kott) achieving Latin Grammy recognition as part of the broader collaborative network. While public touring has included West Coast dates in 2019 and U.S. shows in 2023 (LA, Oakland, Denver, etc.), there are no publicly announced 2025 tour dates as of early 2026. For fans anywhere, HTSOB is about dependable, no-nonsense access to the music and the live experience.

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Follow HTSOB on official channels for the latest updates, tour announcements, and new releases. We’ve made it easy to connect with the band’s official presence and to secure your seats when shows go on sale.

The essentials

Quick Facts About High Tone Son Of A Bitch

  • HTSOB was founded in Oakland by Paul and Andrew Kott and fuses stoner/desert rock, psychedelic hard rock and doom metal.
  • Original HTSOB issued the EP Better You Than Me (2003); Velocipede (2004, released in 2018) followed as part of their early catalog.
  • Andrew Kott died in 2007, after which the band went on hiatus until reformation in 2018 led by Paul Kott.
  • Comeback releases include Death of a New Day / Eye in the Sky (2019), Wicked Threads! (2020), Lifecycles: EPs of HTSOB (2020 compilation), and Live at the Hallowed Halls (2022, Ripple Music).
  • HTSOB released the live-in-the-studio set Live at the Hallowed Halls with notable guests (Matt Pike, Rob Wrong, Andrea Vidal).
  • In 2025 HTSOB contributed a cover of Nine Inch Nails’ Ruiner to Magnetic Eye Records’ The Downward Spiral Redux.

The records

High Tone Son Of A Bitch Discography

  • Live at the Hallowed Halls
    2022 · Ripple Music
  • Lifecycles: EPs of HTSOB
    2020 · Tee Pee / Svart / Unknown Controller
  • Wicked Threads!
    2020 · Unknown Controller
  • Death of a New Day / Eye in the Sky
    2019 · Unknown Controller
  • Velocipede
    2004 · Unknown Controller
  • Better You Than Me
    2003 · Shifty / Throne / Unknown Controller

The hits

Top High Tone Son Of A Bitch Songs

  • Monuments To Ruins
    2022 · N/A
  • Tribute
    2022 · N/A

HTSOB’s discography highlights include early EPs like Better You Than Me (2003) and Velocipede (2004, released in 2018), followed by comeback releases such as Death of a New Day / Eye in the Sky (2019), Wicked Threads! (2020), Lifecycles: EPs of HTSOB (2020), and Live at the Hallowed Halls (2022, Ripple Music). Notably, the live-in-the-studio set Live at the Hallowed Halls featured guests including Matt Pike, Rob Wrong, and Andrea Vidal. In 2025, HTSOB contributed a cover of Nine Inch Nails’ Ruiner to Magnetic Eye Records’ The Downward Spiral Redux. The project remains influential in underground heavy circles, with Juan Herrera (HTSOB collaborator and stepson of Andrew Kott) achieving Latin Grammy recognition as part of the broader collaborative network. While public touring has included West Coast dates in 2019 and U.S. shows in 2023 (LA, Oakland, Denver, etc.), there are no publicly announced 2025 tour dates as of early 2026. For fans anywhere, HTSOB is about dependable, no-nonsense access to the music and the live experience.

Follow HTSOB on official channels for the latest updates, tour announcements, and new releases. We’ve made it easy to connect with the band’s official presence and to secure your seats when shows go on sale.

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