Karma to Burn

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Karma To Burn
Origin	Morgantown, West Virginia, USA
Genre(s)	Desert rock
Years active	1997–2002
Label(s)	Roadrunner Records Spitfire Records
Associated acts	Speedealer Year Long Disaster Dragon Ass
Members
William Mecum Rich Mullins Rob Oswald
Former members
Nathan Limbaugh Jay Jarosz

This article is about the desert rock group. For the album by The Waterboys, see Karma to Burn (album).

Karma to Burn was a desert rock/psychedelic rock band from Morgantown, West Virginia comprising guitarist William Mecum, bassist Rich Mullins and drummer Nathan Limbaugh (later to be replaced by Rob Oswald for Wild, Wonderful Purgatory).

The band were noted for their uncompromising instrumental sound, echoing that of such desert rock bands as Kyuss and the Obsessed, although the band's preferred genre is "malternative".^[1]

The band unofficially disbanded sometime in mid-2002, when bassist Rich Mullins joined Speedealer. Currently, Mullins is playing in the Los Angeles based band Year Long Disaster, Oswald is playing drums in Nebula, and Will Mecum is playing guitar for Treasure Cat.

[edit] Discography

Karma To Burn (Roadrunner Records, 1997)
Wild, Wonderful Purgatory (Roadrunner Records, 1999)
Almost Heathen (Spitfire Records, 2001)
Mountain Mama´s-a collection of the works of Karma To Burn (Roadrunner Records, 2007-Limited Edition to 2000 copies)