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Tuesday, October 27, 2026Local news for Clearwater and Florida.
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St. Petersburg trio Razor and the Boogeymen releases 'Moon Flower Love'

The power trio's latest single blends punk and stoner metal, marking their first new track since September 25.

By Samuel Peterson ·

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Razor and the Boogeymen, a power trio based in St. Petersburg, released the single "Moon Flower Love" on September 25, 2026. The track has been selected as the Song of the Day for the local station WMNF for the broadcast on October 27. The song features a combination of punk rock speed and the heavy bass lines associated with stoner metal and doom.

The band formed in 2018 in the Pinellas and Hillsborough counties area. They began their career as a four-piece garage band. Over time, they reduced their lineup to the current three members: Razor Edwards on bass and vocals, Seth Anthony on guitar and vocals, and Alex Bond on drums. This structural change allowed the group to focus on a leaner sonic approach.

The group built its reputation by playing at DIY spaces, warehouse shows, and local bars across the Tampa Bay region. They have performed at venues such as The Potion Portal and The Floridian in St. Petersburg. The band has also shared stages with touring musicians and headlined local bills at independent venues.

"Moon Flower Love" was submitted by a listener to the radio station. The track emphasizes thick basslines and guitar distortion. The rhythm section maintains a consistent tempo throughout the song. The style reflects the band's continued commitment to the underground music circuit in the area.

The musicians have maintained a consistent presence in the local scene since their formation. They continue to perform at alternative venues in both St. Petersburg and Tampa. The band's live performances are characterized by high energy and a direct connection with the audience.

The release of the single adds to the group's body of work. The band remains active in scheduling shows across the Bay area. Listeners can hear the track on WMNF as part of the station's daily feature.

Source: WMNF · original report published

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