Posts Tagged ‘Stonerrock’

Mudfest 2012, January 20 – 21, Roermond (NL)

Posted on Wednesday, January 18th, 2012

This weekend, the first edition of Mudfest will take place at De Azijnfabriek in Roermond, Holland. The emphasis will be on psychedelica and trippy stoner rock the first night (Friday, January 20) and on sludge, noise, doom and postrock the second (Saturday, January 21).

The line-up for Mudfest 2012 includes The Machine, Mars Red Sky, Electric Moon, Tank 86, Toner Low, Kodiak+N, Year of No Light and more.

Tags: doom, Electric Moon, Kodiak+N, Mars Red Sky, Mudfest, Mudgate, Postrock, psychedelica, sludge, Stonerrock, Tank 86, The Machine, Toner Low, Year of No Light
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Invisible Oranges: Strange In Stereo No3 – Stoned, A Free Mix Tape

Posted on Wednesday, January 18th, 2012

Invisible Oranges posted a free mixtape of stoner rock and psychedelica, including White Hills, Bardo Pond, Master Muscians of Bukkake, Samasara Blues Experiment, Wooden Shjips, Ashra Temple  and more, on line. Download Strange In Stereo No3 – Stoned HERE. Warning: This mixtape may give you the munchies!  

Humo del Cairo: New Track Posted On Soundcloud

Posted on Tuesday, January 10th, 2012

Argentinian stoners Humo del Cairo posted a new track on Soundcloud. Parte del León comes off Humo del Cairo‘s VOL. II CD, which is available via Estamos Felices. \\

Album of the day: Electric Moon – The Doomsday Machine

Posted on Friday, January 6th, 2012

Lovingly pinched from Doommantia: Sula Bassana’s Electric Moon is back with a yet another release, I say another because I have lost count with the amount of albums available from this band but I believe this is number four, not counting all the CDR live recordings that are also available. ...read more

Album of the day: Humo del Cairo – Vol.II

Posted on Wednesday, January 4th, 2012

Lovingly pinched from The Obelisk: While it rested its strength in laid back desert atmospherics, the 2010 self-titled debut album from Buenos Aires rockers Humo del Cairo was more a show of potential than a distinguishing statement. It made the trio a band to watch. The quick-arriving follow-up, Vol. II ...read more

Black Pyramid: New Song Available For Streaming via The Obelisk

Posted on Wednesday, January 4th, 2012

New England doom rock trio Black Pyramid premiere a new track via The Obelisk called Night Queen. Culled from their upcoming album, Black Pyramid II, “it sums up both the maturity and the heaviness of Beresky-fronted Black Pyramid.”, according to JJ Koczan / The Obelisk. Listen to Night Queen HERE. ...read more

Album of the day: Elder – Dead Roots Stirring

Posted on Tuesday, September 20th, 2011

Lovingly pinched from Doommantia: I must confess I am lost for words to describe this masterpiece from Elder. Some bands match expectations with new releases, some disappoint but Elder have exceeded all possible expectations with Dead Roots Stirring. I can’t honestly say this is ‘album of the year’ as it ...read more

Album of the day: Freedom Hawk – Holding On

Posted on Saturday, September 17th, 2011

Lovingly pinched from The Obelisk: Virginian four-piece Freedom Hawk began to carve their name on the American riffy consciousness with 2009’s self-titled full-length, released by MeteorCity. That album earned generally favorable comparisons to Fu Manchu (from me as well), and on the follow-up, Holding On, the double-guitar unit maintain that ...read more

Album of the day: Mars Red Sky – Mars Red Sky

Posted on Wednesday, September 14th, 2011

Lovingly pinched from The Obelisk: Making their home in the rich dirt of France’s Bordeaux region, the trio Mars Red Sky specialize in gorgeously-toned and natural-sounding fuzz that comes on huge and overwhelming, but is rife also with engaging melody and psychedelic flourish. Guitarist Julien Pras (also Calc) is like ...read more

Album of the day: Sungrazer – Mirador

Posted on Friday, July 29th, 2011

Lovingly pinched from Doommantia: After releasing their impressive self titled début a year ago, Sungrazer return with Mirador, an album packed full of fuzzed out riffs, cosmic bass lines and soothing vocals. If your unaware of Sungrazer, imagine Kyuss mixed with Hawkwind via Jimi Hendrix and your only just scratching ...read more