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Drive By Wire’s latest album, Time Horizon, is a fantastic trip through the world of psychedelic desert rock. This Dutch band, known for their heavy rock grooves and Simone’s dreamy vocals, has really outdone themselves with this one. Formed in 2006 by Simone and guitarist Alwin in Deventer, Drive By Wire quickly caught the attention […]
In the sprawling expanse of the Southern Arizona desert, where the horizon blurs into a mirage of rock and dust, emerges “SUPA-COLLIDER,” the latest brainchild of Powered Wig Machine (PWM). Since their inception in 2006, PWM has been brewing a potent elixir of heavy, stoner-infused desert rock that feels like it was conjured up in […]
San Francisco’s BRUME has always thrived in the shadows, and their third full-length album, “Marten,” solidifies their place as masterful purveyors of the darker side of music. With their signature blend of doom metal, goth, and indie rock, BRUME takes listeners on an evocative journey that is as haunting as it is beautiful. The addition […]
When you hit play on Kayleth’s “New Babylon,” this album doesn’t just occupy your ears; it takes over your mind, pulls you into a world both alien and unnervingly familiar, and leaves you questioning reality itself. Kayleth, hailing from Verona, Italy, has been active since 2005. Their sound is deeply rooted in the stoner rock […]
The Sonic Dawn’s fifth album, “Phantom,” dives headfirst into the heart of acid rock, presenting a raw and intense journey through a world teetering on the edge. This latest offering from the Danish trio is a stark departure from their earlier work, embracing a heavier and more unrefined sound that mirrors the chaotic and uncertain […]
Post-apocalyptic prog rock? Vitskär SĂĽden’s latest album, “Vessel,” is an impressive leap forward for the Los Angeles-based quartet, showcasing their ability to blend a myriad of genres into a cohesive and immersive sonic experience. Known for their fusion of neo-psych, space, doom, and progressive rock, the band has crafted an album that is both expansive […]
Slowtorch’s debut album “Serpente,” originally self-released in 2014 and now celebrating its tenth anniversary with a vinyl edition, is a testament to the enduring power of ’70s rock, metal, and blues. In an era where music often feels overproduced and trend-driven, Slowtorch offers a refreshing throwback to the raw, unpolished sounds of rock’s golden age. […]
Stoned Space’s debut album, ‘I’, immerses listeners in a sonic universe that epitomizes the essence of psychedelic stoner rock. Each track, labeled with Roman numerals from I to VII, serves as a portal to a realm where mind-altering riffs and expansive rhythms reign supreme. The album opens with “I,” a hypnotic introduction that sets the […]
Venturing into BOTTENHAVET’s debut album “Ljud i tysta rum” feels like stepping into a hidden realm of Nordic stoner rock magic. Released under the Fuzzorama Records label, this album sounds like a testament to the band’s unique essence in the music scene. Hailing from the amazing landscapes of Sweden, BOTTENHAVET’s music echoes the rugged beauty […]
Red Mesa is another good desert rock band. Their latest album, Partial Distortions, isn’t a casual stroll through the sandy dunes; it’s a journey into the shadows, blending heavy desert vibes with doom and sludge metal elements. The opening track, “Ă“Ă°r,” sets the mood with eerie guitar melodies and thundering drums that paint a vivid […]