Genre: Stoner Metal
    Disc release year: 1998-2009
    Disc manufacturer: Sweden (Falun)
    Audio codec: MP3
    Rip type: tracks
    Audio Bitrate: 128-320 kbps
    Duration: 6h 40min 40sec

Tracklist:
1998 - Coming Down the Mountain (EP) (192)
1998 - Universe 75 (EP) (128)
1999 - Domestic Dudes 7" (192)
1999 - Hawaiian Cottage 7" (192)
1999 - Unida / Dozer [SPLIT] (320)
2000 - The Phantom 7" (192)" [SINGLE]
2000 - In the Tail of a Comet (192)
2000 - Sonic Reducer / El Cono del Encono [SPLIT] (192)
2001 - Madre de Dios (192)
2002 - Day Of The Rope 7'' (192)
2003 - Call It Conspiracy (192)
2003 - Rising 7" (~204)
2003 - Star by Star [SPLIT] (128)
2005 - Through the Eyes of Heathens (192)
2007 - Exoskeleton (split-single with Brain Police) (256)
2009 - Beyond Colossal (~268)

After recording the first demo, the team sent it to Man´s Ruin records. Legendary label boss Frank Kozik immediately appreciated the record and liked it very much and the team immediately signed to the label and got to work. The group's first appearance was in 1998 in a split with Unida, for whom it was also the firstborn. The band's first full-length album was released in 2000 and was recorded for only $500 and was very well received by critics and was recognized everywhere in the best albums of 2000. The band's second album "Madre de dios" was released on Man´s Ruin in 2001, but the label collapsed shortly after the release of the album. And the team decided to create their own Molten Universe. They decided to record their third album with famous Swedish producer Chips K known for his work with Hellacopters, Sahara Hotnights. The band's third album, Call it conspiracy, was released in 2003 on their own label Molten Universe and was very well received by the media and received wide fan acclaim. Dozer recorded their latest album at Seawolf Studios which is located in an old Russian army fortress on the island of Suomenlinna in the bay of the port in Helsinki, Finland. The album also featured Mastodon vocalist/bassist Troy Sanders, whose vocals can be heard on the track "Until man exists no more". The album is called Through The Eyes Of Heathens and was released in 2005 on SmallStone Records. Now the team is busy with active concert activity and has already given more than 300 live performances in Europe, USA, Canada, Australia and even in Iceland. They toured with bands like Mastodon, Rollins Band, Hellacopters, Spiritual Beggars, Clutch, Unida, Zeke, Nebula, Entombed and many more.