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An epic concept album inspired by Atlas Shrugged, The Movers of the World is relentless in its onslaught of symphonic metal anarchy. The album features Barry Kuzay on vocals and guitars, Matt Thompson (King Diamond) on drums, and Ben Kuzay on bass guitar. Also featuring special appearances by Tim ‘Ripper’ Owens (ex-Judas Priest, Iced Earth, Yngwie Malmsteen) and the Shredlord Joe Stump.

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WYATT’S TORCH featuring Tim Ripper Owens (Official Lyric Video)

Official lyric video for Barry Kuzay “Wyatt’s Torch” from the album The Movers of the World (2021)

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Tim Ripper Owens – lead vocals
Barry Kuzay – guitars and backing vocals
Ben Kuzay – bass guitar
Matt Thompson – drums

Mixed & mastered by Ryan Kutz

THE VIRTUES OF GREED featuring Joe Stump (Official Lyric Video)

Official lyric video for Barry Kuzay “The Virtues of Greed” from the album The Movers of the World (2021)

Barry Kuzay – guitars and vocals
Ben Kuzay – bass guitar
Matt Thompson – drums
Joe Stump – lead guitar

Mixed & mastered by Ryan Kutz

SUPERSPREADER (Official Music Video)

Barry Kuzay – guitars and vocals
Ben Kuzay – bass guitar
Matt Thompson – drums

Mixed by Ryan Kutz

Video Written & Directed By:
Corey Kealiher (MasterHoopydoo)
Dan Todd

Produced By:
Corey Kealiher
Dan Todd

Edited By: Corey Kealiher

​Color Grading: Chris Rye

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About Barry Kuzay

Barry Kuzay is a civil engineer in Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin who works with steel by day and metal by night. He is the monarch of a micro-nation that has surrendered militarily to a foreign occupying power. The ceasefire agreement allows him to remain on the land with his family in exchange for paying protection money to the criminal gangs that claim dominion over that territory. He considers The Movers of the World to be an artistic knife to the heart of those gangs of looters.

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