ever made". Christmas In The Cave Of Dagoth (2021) In March 2018, Borland stated that he was working on a Christmas album, intended for release on Black Friday 2018. The album, Christmas In The Cave Of Dagoth, did not get released until December 11, 2021. Style and influences Wes Borland cited the music of Ween and Mr. Bungle as an influence on Big Dumb Face's music. Wes Borland stated that the band's music is "really silly and idiotic and bizarre. [...] It's nothing but stupid [...] just all these retarded songs." Metal Hammer referred to the band's music as "death country". NME describes the band's music as encompassing "death metal, electronic noise, steel pan samples and grindcore". Allmusic describes the band's music as ranging from "Dr. Demento-esque variety-show pop to alternative country à la Ween." Blabbermouth described the band's song "Whipping the Hodeus" as combining "grotesque southern country, [...] cinematic rural soundscape, disco funk, and finally, grind/deathcore." Bloody Good Horror described the band's music as comedy metal, and New Noise magazine described the band's music as "joke metal", stating, "one minute it’s grindcore and the next it’s reggae. The genre changes are ripe with humor-inducing irony", citing, as an example, the song "The Blood Maiden", which "uses joyfully upbeat Jamaican steel drums to contrast the lyrics about summoning a demon." Deseret News writer Scott Iwasaki described the band's music as "riotous meanderings that tap into early grindcore grooves and Captain Beefheart psychedelia". Band members Current members Wes Borland - vocals, guitar, electric bass, drums, programming (1998–2004, 2017–present) Scott Borland - guitar, bass, vocals (1998–2004, 2017–present) Former members Kyle Weeks - vocals, sampling (1998–2004) Greg Isabelle - drums, vocals (1998–2004) Touring members Chris Gibbs - bass (2001) Discography Duke Lion Fights the Terror!! (2001) Where Is Duke Lion? He's Dead... (2017) Christmas in the Cave of Dagoth (2021) References American death metal musical groups American grindcore musical groups Comedy rock musical groups Flip Records (1994) artists Interscope Records artists Musical groups established in 1998 Musical groups reestablished in 2017