So, Dixie Goat – these guys are like the sonic lovechild of doom and stoner rock. Picture this: you’re cruising through a cosmic desert, windows down, and these riffs hit you like a heatwave. Yeah, that’s the vibe. The album kicks off with a heavy dose of doom, like a slow, impending march into the […]
Witching Chronicles: Exploring The FALLING GIANTS’ Whirlwind Hymns
Just had a spin with “Whirlwind Hymns” by FALLING GIANTS, and it’s like a thunderstorm of heavy goodness. This album is like the lovechild of sludge and stoner metal. Picture a swampy, head-nodding riff, and add in some cosmic vibes. That’s the ticket. The guitars steal the show. Riffs hit hard, and just when you […]
Witching Chronicles: Exploring The Robots Of The Ancient World’s 3737
Robots of the Ancient World’s latest creation, “3737,” is a non-stop rock ‘n’ roll ride that goes beyond just music to explore human toughness and salvation. It even reaches deeper into the occult world of significance invested in numbers. It’s obvious that both musically and spiritually, a lot has happened to the band since its […]
Witching Chronicles: Exploring NIBIRU’s Anamorphosis
NIBIRU’s new release, “Anamorphosis,” is a sonic journey through the void, a 55-minute psychedelic, ritualistic, drone / (partially) blackened sludge expedition into the core of being. An intoxicating and captivating album draws the listener and holds them transfixed for the duration of its span by the Italian trio. The album has a single-track structure that […]
Witching Chronicles: Exploring Sonny Vincent’s Primitive 1969​-​1976
An iconic figure in the history of NYC punk, Sonny Vincent, reveals his treasury consisting of his earliest songs created between 1969 and 1976. The record provides insight into the primitive metal lands where young Sonny Vincent was born and educated. The visceral aura of “Primitive 1969–1976” is a musical experience, replicating the body of […]
Witching Chronicles: Exploring The UNCOMMON EVOLUTION’s Fry
UNCOMMON EVOLUTION returns with another album titled “Fry” in the intoxicated realm of stoner metal. The album is a journey into the universe of heavy, fuzzy riffs and hypnotizing beats. Dynamic compositions are one of the strengths of Uncommon Evolution, as demonstrated through Stoner dynamics. “Funeral Samba” is one of the tracks that prove their […]
Witching Chronicles: Exploring The Tidal Wave’s The Lord Knows
Sundsvall’s stoner rock virtuosos, Tidal Wave, make a resounding return with their eagerly awaited sophomore album, “The Lord Knows,” following the seismic impact of their 2019 debut, “Blueberry Muffin.” This four-piece ensemble dives headfirst into the world of heavy rock, unleashing a torrent of raucous fuzz anthems that carve a distinctive niche in the Swedish […]
Witching Chronicles: Exploring The Crotals’ Conjure
The album opened with a sonic assault (“Crater,” right after the “Prelude”), a wall of sound that hit like a wave, immediately grabbing my attention. The Crotals weren’t here to ease the listener in gently; they wanted to immerse the listener in their world headfirst. The fuzzy craft of sludge metal-rock they promised was apparent […]
Witching Chronicles: Exploring The Wet Cactus’ Magma Tres
In the celestial realm of alternative rock, Wet Cactus from Cantabria, Spain, emerges once again with their third studio opus, “Magma Tres.” Unveiling a transcendent exploration of sound, this conceptual album delves into the consequences of humanity’s neglect in reversing the environmental damage wrought upon our planet. With a lineup that has remained steadfast since […]
Witching Chronicles: Exploring The DUNE PILOT’s Magnetic
In the vast expanse of stoner and desert rock, Munich-based quartet DUNE PILOT emerges with their third studio album, “Magnetic,” delivering a sonic experience that resonates with the earthy fuzziness reminiscent of genre giants like Kyuss, Queens Of The Stone Age, and Fu Manchu. Released in 2023, this musical offering marks the band’s triumphant return […]