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Rainbow Bridge – Soundtrack of a Silent Land
June 23, 2025
On balance, “Soundtrack of a Silent Land” is a well-crafted piece of Stoner Psych Rock. If exploratory jam tracks are your thing, this is a good album to check out.
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Drunken Crocodiles - Aegony
April 14, 2025
“Aegony” isn’t for everyone . . . but isn’t that the way it is with all metal? Ironically, DRUNKEN CROCODILE is a thinking man’s sludge offering up narratives to ponder and questions to examine.
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Maw – The Humble Collapse
February 11, 2025
The Humble Collapse by MAW is clearly not a Metal album, but what it lacks in volume and viscera it makes up in innovation and trippiness. Definitely worth a few spins, this one.
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Bozoo - Bozoo
February 4, 2025
Three piece band BOZOO are all the way from Italy, they have been around since […]
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Sons of Guidorah - Hallowmas
January 16, 2025
This Stoner Metal/Doom Metal trio has something different to show to the genres' fans. Taste it!
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Big Muff Parade - π (Pi)
November 25, 2024
Smart arrangements, fucktons of fuzz groove, and even a splash of Prog sophistication. Gotta love this band, gotta love this album.
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Sbarco – Sbarco
November 4, 2024
SBARCO’s debut album marks a good starting point for the trio, their initial landing if you will. It’s a well formulated album but maybe needs a little more unbridled passion.
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Brain Pain - The Magazine
October 3, 2024
A fine Alternative Rock Italian act at its prime.
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Eye Of The Golem – Nigredo
September 17, 2024
First, they beat you over the head with relentlessly long riffs and thunderous drums. Next, they pummel your senses into a chaotic whirlwind of distortion and noise. Then, just when you think you’ve survived, they drag you through a pit of endless desperation that leaves your brain feeling like mush. Finally, they leave you in a desolate wasteland of sound, where melody and meaning have long since withered away, and all that remains is a hollow, echoing void.
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Endonomos – Endonomos II – Enlightenment
September 5, 2024
This was an excellent album. The ultra-heavy soundtrack is supported at times with deep gutturals, while other times clean vocals take over, imparting a feeling of a deep depression that you might never crawl out of.
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Drive By Wire - Time Horizon
August 29, 2024
This is a very good and hooking Stoner Rock/Hard Rock release.
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Sarajah - Sarajah
August 26, 2024
“Sarajah” is 37 minutes and 40 seconds of down-tuned, slow groove Doom. It has no pretense, no avant-garde ambitions, just dark stories told to dark music.
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Kayleth – New Babylon
August 19, 2024
KAYLETH’s “New Babylon” is a great story and a great album. Now I just wish it was a movie, a video game, and an RPG too.
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Meifu – Haunted Dreams
August 5, 2024
“Haunted Dreams” is steeped in Eastern flourishes, served up with a fat side of metaphysics and healthy main of Psych Doom. A hearty fare, this one.
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We Broke the Weather – Restart Game
July 11, 2024
My summary of the album is that it is highly personal in nature. Each person who listens to it intently might come away with an entirely different message. I found the sound fascinating, although strange, and I admire their convictions and their talent.
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Vigil - ...and the Void Stared Back
May 28, 2024
This is an incredible debut album and I look forward to seeing how they can expand upon this sound, I feel they can be a truly have the potential to make a next level release.
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Rhino - Human Farm
May 22, 2024
A fine Stoner Metal release from this Italian band.
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Autumnblaze – Auf Zerfetzten Schwingen
May 18, 2024
I really enjoyed the album. As I mentioned before, it’s all about that precarious balance that on one side keeps the listener from being overly excited, and on the other side, keeps them from falling into the abyss. It’s a skill that the band plays with quite well.
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The Lumberjack Feedback – The Stronghold
April 16, 2024
This was a solid album. Instrumentals can be hard to keep the listener’s attention because there are no vocals. But I appreciate the way the band holds a set of weighted accents and just lets the melody peek through every now and again. This kind of restraint allows the more contentious sounds to plow through.
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Dune Pilot – Magnetic
February 27, 2024
“Magnetic” is an excellent showing for DUNE PILOT’s first album on the Argonauta label. It manages to explore a lot of range while still forging straight forward.
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Witchorious - Witchorious
February 27, 2024
I can’t say there is anything extraordinarily innovative about WITCHORIOUS, the band or the album, but there is something that is undeniably compelling about them both.
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Fraught - Transfixed On Dying Light
January 21, 2024
It is extreme and aggressive but more in a subvert way than being more obvious. It has a lot of replay value because everything about it is so well done.
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Superlynx - 4 10
November 21, 2023
SUPERLYNX are a three piece band all the way from Oslo, Norway as they have […]
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Columbarium - The Morbidious One
November 21, 2023
COLUMBARIUM’s ‘The Mordidious One’ is a solid as hell doom metal album.
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Orbiter - Hollow World
November 18, 2023
To mix Stoner Metal and Alternative/Grunge Rock elements is the alchemy used by the quartet to summon good music on their first album.
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