SBARCO’s self-titled debut album brings a fresh approach to the heavy rock genre, mixing hard-hitting riffs with spacious, atmospheric soundscapes. The Italian trio strikes a delicate balance between gritty, distorted guitars and expansive, melodic moments, creating a record that’s both sonically dense and emotionally resonant. Right from the start, with the “The landing”, the album […]
Witching Chronicles: Exploring The Ruben Romano’s The Imaginary Soundtrack to the Imaginary Western “Twenty Graves Per Mile”
Interesting! Ruben A. Romano’s The Imaginary Soundtrack to the Imaginary Western “Twenty Graves Per Mile” feels like a journey through a hazy, cinematic dream. Known for his pioneering role in the stoner rock scene with bands like FU MANCHU and Nebula, Romano steps away from the heavy riffs you might expect and dives into something […]
Witching Chronicles: Exploring The DIONIZE’s Lighthouse
Lighthouse by Dionize surprised me alot with an album that combines so many heavy, rich, atmospheric sounds! This record is both powerful and introspective, making it a compelling listen from start to finish. The riffs are slow and heavy, which is typical of stoner and sludge metal, but Dionize brings something extra to the table. […]
Witching Chronicles: Exploring The VAST PYRE
When you put on VAST PYRE’s debut album, you’re in for a memorable ride through some seriously heavy, dark music. This is Stoner Doom at its core – big, slow riffs that just roll over you, pulling you into this almost hypnotic state. If you’re into bands like Electric Wizard, Black Sabbath, or Sleep, you’ll […]
Witching Chronicles: Exploring The Las Historias’ House of Pain
The Argentine trio Las Historias has always been a band unafraid to explore the darker, more enigmatic corners of heavy psych rock. With House of Pain, their latest demo release, they offer a compelling glimpse into their evolving sound – a mix of raw intensity and hypnotic atmospheres that sets the stage for their anticipated […]
Witching Chronicles: Exploring The Lord Buffalo’s Holus Bolus
Listening to “Holus Bolus” by Lord Buffalo is like wandering through a forgotten ghost town at twilight, where every corner you turn holds the whisper of something ancient and profound. You press play, and suddenly, you’re not where you were. The droning strings and the echo of the guitars pull you in, but they don’t […]
Witching Chronicles: Exploring The SARAJAH’s Debut Album
Finnish doom metal outfit Sarajah has just released their self-titled debut album, and it’s a kind of memorable journey through the dark and heavy realms of the genre. Out on July 19th via Argonauta Records, this album is a strong addition to every doom metaller’s shelf! Sarajah plays traditional doom metal, with clear nods to […]
Witching Chronicles: Exploring The SHUN’s Dismantle
SHUN’s second album, Dismantle, is a clear step forward from their debut, showcasing their growth and evolution as a band. With the addition of Bo Leslie on guitar, SHUN has solidified their lineup, creating a more cohesive and powerful sound. The album, produced by J. Robbins, who also adds some extra instrumentation, blends heavy rock […]
Witching Chronicles: Exploring The EL SUPREMO’s Signor Morte Improvvisa
EL SUPREMO is back with “Signor Morte Improvvisa,” and if you’re into psych rock, you’re in for a treat. Released on July 26th by ARGONAUTA Records, this instrumental album will be a frequent guest in your player! Chad Heille, who originally started EL SUPREMO as a solo project in 2008, is the mastermind behind it […]
Witching Chronicles: Exploring The KAHFA’s Le poison et la reine
KAHFA’s “Le poison et la reine” hits the heavy rock scene like a thunderbolt, melding classic and contemporary influences into a sound that’s both nostalgic and innovative. This duo from Switzerland, despite their serene origins, delivers an album that’s anything but calm. Since forming in 2020, KAHFA has rapidly evolved, and this latest release showcases […]