Showing posts with label Stoner Rock. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Stoner Rock. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 29, 2013

Red Desert Orgy by Mudbath (2012)


Kind of Like: Gloomy Sunday, Ufo Gestapo, Electric Wizard
Genres: Stoner Rock, Doom, Metal
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It's been awhile since I have posted/listened to some heavy doom stuff.  This band hailing from Avignon, France put this EP last year and it trudges along like a giant behemoth destroying everything in its wake.

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Friday, April 27, 2012

Sun Eater - Sun Eater [2012]


For Fans Of: Psychedelic stoner trios
Genres: See above
Websites: Facebook, Bandcamp
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Tacoma, WA, representttt! This debut EP is the product of six months of hard work down in the basement of their house. I've been yearning for some hard psychedelic/stoner rock as of late, and these guys pretty much hit the spot. Here's a recent interview with the band in which they discuss this EP, Slayer, and the idea that their music sounds like the soundtrack to the apocalypse...if you were getting drunk at the apocalypse.

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Sunday, April 15, 2012

Loose Control by Git Some (2010)

Hairy is the new hotty
Kind of Like: Bearings, Akimbo, Hot Snakes
Genres: Punk, Hardcore, Stoner Rock, Noise Rock
Preview: Spotify


Been meaning to post these guys after catching them a week or two ago.  They played with Converge, Loma Prieta, and The Armed.  I had no idea who these guys were walking into the show, but after seeing them I am very excited about them.  They put on a great punk set and have a sound that not many people appreciate now of days.  They play some blistering, fast, and heavy rock and roll.  They just put out a 7" with Alternative Tentacles Records, that is nowhere to be found on the interwebs yet as a download.  However, they have plans to put out another full length and you can check out their 2010 effort, Loose Control, below.

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Tuesday, February 28, 2012

Angels of Darkness, Demons of Light II by Earth (2012)


Kind of Like: Grails, Sun O))), Electric Wizard
Genres: Drone, Doom, Stoner Rock, Sludge, Post-rock
Spotify: Ya
Preview: Myspace


You may remember Angels of Darkness, Demons of Light I, from last year.  That was one of my favorite albums of last year.  I was wondering if the "I" at the end implied there would be more to come, and looky here.  This leaked a while ago; I saw Music As Heroin featured this.  But, this is my first go at listening to it. I am only a minute into the first song and can tell this is going to be another stripped-down, laid-back, introverted adventure (introverted adventure? LOL).  As a listener, you really get to bask in the tones of the instruments.  Compared to their earlier works of drone metal, Angels I and II is more like being in a desert.  A dark, heavy, experimental desert.  Perhaps one of Dali's deserts?

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Saturday, December 10, 2011

Sonor Pilot by Sahara Surfers



Kind of like: Sungrazer, Elder, Balero
Genres: Stoner, Rock, Female Vocals
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The psychedlic imagery implied through both the name of the band and the title of the album translates beautifully in a cohesive, textured, groovey-as-all-hell, powerful piece of stoner rock goodness. Fuck ya Austia!

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Thursday, November 24, 2011

Heavy Eyes by The Heavy Eyes


Kind of like: Sungrazer, Elder, Sahara Surfers
Genres: Stoner Rock, Blues Rock, Psychedelic
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The Heavy Eyes, based in Memphis, TN, are a groovy-as-all-hell blues rock trio that seamlessly blend classic rock, blues, and psychedelic textures within a thick and choking cloud of stoney haze. Roll a fatty, and be thankful for outstanding rock and roll groups like The Heavy Eyes.

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And be sure to Support this band!

Wednesday, September 21, 2011

Heritage by Opeth



Genres: Progressive, Psychedelic, Stoner rock, Death Metal
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Swedish death metal icons, Opeth, Return with their 10th studio album in 14 years. Heritage employs a very progressive and psychedelic feel and far less of the death metal influence they are typically known for. For those that aren't familiar with Opeth, traditionally they are known for 8-12 min epics that create a story with acts and a plot arc musically more so than "standard" songwriting would dictate. For fans of Opeth, Heritage brings back the dynamics and feel from Damnation and improve on it tenfold. This is a very unique record by a hugely influential and amazing band. Highly recommended.

Listen here.


EDIT: Link updated with 2 bonus tracks!