Witching Chronicles: Exploring The ALUNAH’s Fever Dream

Alunah’s Fever Dream hits that sweet spot for Doom and Stoner fans, offering an album that’s heavy yet atmospheric, and full of both power and introspection. From the first note, it’s clear they’ve crafted something that feels both grounded in the genre’s traditions and willing to explore beyond them. The band’s sound is thick and […]

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Witching Chronicles: Exploring The BOZOO

Bozoo’s debut album, simply titled Bozoo, hits like a freight train and leaves a lasting impression. This Italian band has composed a sound that’s both heavy and immersive, pulling you into their unique blend of stoner rock, grunge, and alternative influences. Right from the start, you can feel the energy; the fuzzy guitar riffs and […]

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Witching Chronicles: Exploring The Luna Sol’s Vita Mors

If you’re into stoner blues rock, you’re going to want to check out LUNA SOL’s latest album, Vita Mors. This trio, led by the incredibly talented David Angstrom—who you might know from Hermano and Supafuzz—has really outdone themselves this time. For me, this album feels like taking a late-night drive through the mountains, with the […]

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Witching Chronicles: Exploring The SBARCO

SBARCO’s self-titled debut album brings a fresh approach to the heavy rock genre, mixing hard-hitting riffs with spacious, atmospheric soundscapes. The Italian trio strikes a delicate balance between gritty, distorted guitars and expansive, melodic moments, creating a record that’s both sonically dense and emotionally resonant. Right from the start, with the “The landing”, the album […]

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Witching Chronicles: Exploring The Ruben Romano’s The Imaginary Soundtrack to the Imaginary Western “Twenty Graves Per Mile”

Interesting! Ruben A. Romano’s The Imaginary Soundtrack to the Imaginary Western “Twenty Graves Per Mile” feels like a journey through a hazy, cinematic dream. Known for his pioneering role in the stoner rock scene with bands like FU MANCHU and Nebula, Romano steps away from the heavy riffs you might expect and dives into something […]

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