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Crypt of Doom
by Green Hog Band
supported by 26 fans who also own “Have you seen the witch?”
US Stoner Doom / Rock. This singer has such a raspy voice it is addictive! Plus the grooves & beats are just out of this world! Slow & easy... :) Sometimes I need that! Thanks GHB! Highly recommended!
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The Faceless King
by Vitskär Süden
supported by 25 fans who also own “Have you seen the witch?”
A neat conceptual album; as a hardcore roleplayer, I appreciate the module and can't really separate module from album; definitely one of the albums that you want to listen to in its entirety, not just dip into.
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Low Desert Surf Club
by Fire Down Below
supported by 25 fans who also own “Have you seen the witch?”
Everything I like about desert metal is here - True to the taste of proto-metal... It's got that relentless rhythm section that runs like a Mopar Hemi 572... Vocals that don't make me twitch like I'm listening to King Diamond or Cookie Monster... strong grooves that show up enough times to satisfy... yeah, this is good stuff.
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Sustained by seismic psych riffs, proggy shifts, and vivid sci-fi storytelling, these Milwaukee cosmonauts command respect.
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Sonic Praise
by Ecstatic Vision
Percussive, guitar-driven, psych-chaos from Philly trio who never take their adrenaline-fueled feet off the gas.
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Wet Cactus - Magma Tres
by Electric Valley Records
A stoner-rock opera with dystopian themes, the Italian band's third LP fuses apocalyptic fury with psychedelic splendor.
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Delusions of Grandeur
by Professor Electric
supported by 25 fans who also own “Have you seen the witch?”
The funky drumming is out of this world and the reason I bought. The bass complements the drums perfectly, making this one of the most funked-up hard albums I’ve heard. Bravo! That said, the guitars and vocals mostly just fill in the rhythms and aren’t good or bad, and overall I think the project would benefit greatly from collaboration with other artists. Rarely does a one-man band check all the boxes.
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