3 Members: Razor and the Boogeymen Release New Track
The St. Petersburg trio debuted 'Moon Flower Love' on WMNF after a September release.
By Adewale Rousseau ·
For listeners in the Tampa Bay area, the local radio rotation has shifted to feature a new heavy rock single. WMNF selected 'Moon Flower Love' by Razor and the Boogeymen as its Song of the Day on October 27, 2026. The selection offers a direct entry point into the sonic style of a band that has become a fixture in the region's underground scene.
The track was released on September 25, 2026. It is characterized by high-gain fuzz and a blend of punk rock speed with stoner metal and doom grooves. The sound relies on thick basslines and gritty guitar tones rather than melodic softness. The group operates as a power trio, meaning the instrumentation is stripped back to three core elements: bass, guitar, and drums.
The three members are Razor Edwards on bass and vocals, Seth Anthony on guitar and vocals, and Alex Bond on drums. This configuration marks a shift in their lineup. When the band formed in 2018, they started as a four-piece garage act. They have since reduced their numbers to the current three-member format. This leaner structure has helped them build a dedicated following through consistent live performances.
Razor and the Boogeymen are based in St. Petersburg. They built their reputation by playing in warehouse venues, DIY spaces, and local bars across Pinellas and Hillsborough counties. Their live history includes sharing stages with national touring acts. They have also headlined local bills at venues such as The Potion Portal and The Floridian. The band's presence is rooted in the grassroots circuit of the Bay area.
The new single arrived via a listener suggestion to WMNF. The station features the track as part of its daily programming. This placement puts the song in front of a wide audience that may not attend the smaller underground shows where the band typically plays. The track serves as a current sample of their musical evolution from their 2018 debut to their present output.
The release of 'Moon Flower Love' continues the group's pattern of combining abrasive punk elements with heavy, low-end riffs. The band remains active in the local circuit. Their music reflects the DIY ethos of the Tampa Bay underground, prioritizing raw energy and local community engagement over commercial polish.
Source: WMNF
