Witching Chronicles: Exploring Basaltic Plateau’s Dead Dinosaurs Echoes

Few instrumental bands carry a sense of quiet insistence like Basaltic Plateau. Their debut LP, Dead Dinosaurs Echoes, doesn’t announce itself loudly. Instead, it unfolds slowly, unevenly, with the weight of something long-shaped beneath the surface. The trio’s history is tangled. Marco and Maurizio had played together years ago in Le Mal Noir, a university […]

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Witching Chronicles: Exploring The Fuzzriders’ I Like It

This one ain’t clean. Don’t expect it to be. I Like It sounds like the floor of a rehearsal room – beer-soaked carpet, wires tangled around old boots, tube amps humming like pissed-off hornets. Sardinia’s Fuzzriders don’t do subtle, and thank whatever’s left of your hearing for that. Stoner rock, fuzz rock, whatever – you […]

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Witching Chronicles: Exploring The Slowtorch’s Serpente

Slowtorch’s debut album “Serpente,” originally self-released in 2014 and now celebrating its tenth anniversary with a vinyl edition, is a testament to the enduring power of ’70s rock, metal, and blues. In an era where music often feels overproduced and trend-driven, Slowtorch offers a refreshing throwback to the raw, unpolished sounds of rock’s golden age. […]

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