FDJ (Desert Psychlist)
Chugging heavy stoner/sludge metal flecked with proggish elements and decorated with bear-like vocals.
Feral by name Feral by nature,
Favorite track: Drowning.
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Feral
05:17
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Drowning
08:55
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Last Day
04:02
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Unknown
07:24
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Let Me Out
03:43
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Valley
06:42
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Death
05:25
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Bog
05:44
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Scavenger MT Big Sky, montana
Stoner metal riff mayhem from Big Sky, Montana!
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Awesome album! it's very noticeable that a lot of effort and thought has gone in to this. Well crafted, fully fleshed out songs, great atmosphere, tasty riffs and incredible vocals. Looking forward to hearing more from thus band.
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With influences like Sabbath, Kyuss, Sleep and Windhand, I expected a generic but solid album. Ah, but they didn’t tell us what parts of those bands they meant. Gravity Well under-promised and seriously over-delivered with an album of space-aged Doom that’s closer in spirit to Acid King than any band I’ve heard. AOTY contender without a doubt.
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Fuzzed up with a grungy undertone and groove for days. Kicks major ass!
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Weedian presents a 56-track chronicle of Mexico's stoner metal and heavy psych scenes, from ’90s forefathers to contemporary wrecking crews.
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Four Tales of the Strange (Split)
by Bog Wizard, Dust Lord
This searing, four-track split from Bog Wizard (Michigan) and Dust Lord (Colorado) pairs stoner rock riffs with hard fantasy themes.
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Bunsenburner works from a base of stoner metal but expands far past it, incorporating long, searching, searing jams.
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Traditional Black Magicks II
by Skull Servant
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I don't think there's any band that sounds quite like Skull Servant does. The songs hit hard and heavy while maintaining a strong melody, and the two singers provide a contrast that makes every song feel unique. The crunchy guitar and bass tone puts a lot of power behind the riffs, and the songwriting and arrangement makes this feel like a concept album. If there's one thing Skull Servant does best, it's creating music that is dynamic and ever changing.
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