Tag: Ripple Music

Witching Chronicles: Exploring The Goat Major’s Ritual

Picture yourself stepping into a dimly lit chamber, where the air is heavy with the scent of incense and the sound of distant chants hangs in the air like a veil. This is the world of GOAT MAJOR’s debut album, “Ritual” – a place where darkness reigns supreme and the line between reality and fantasy […]

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Witching Chronicles: Exploring The Obsessed’s Gilded Sorrow

In the realm of heavy music, Scott “Wino” Weinrich stands as a towering figure, a living legend whose influence reverberates through generations. From his early days with Saint Vitus to Spirit Caravan and beyond, Wino has been a steadfast purveyor of raw, unadulterated rock and metal. Now, with his iconic band The Obsessed, he delivers […]

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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 […]

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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 […]

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Witching Chronicles: Exploring The DoctoR DooM’s A Shadow Called Danger

DoctoR DooM’s second full-length album, “A Shadow Called Danger,” is a thrilling sonic escapade that plunges listeners deep into the heart of retrogressive rock. This French outfit has harnessed the essence of the ’70s, molding it into a heavier, more progressive incarnation that transcends the boundaries of conventional rock. The album’s musical landscape is dominated […]

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Witching Chronicles: Exploring The Hail the Void’s Memento Mori

Like an echo resonating from the mystical depths of British Columbia’s wooded realms, Hail the Void emerges once again, leaving an indelible mark on the underground stoner metal scene. The trio-comprising the vocal and guitar prowess of Kirin Gudmundson, the seismic bass grooves of Dean Gustin, and the rhythmic wizardry of Curtis Bennett on drums-made […]

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Witching Chronicles: Exploring The Appalooza’s The Shining Son

The Shining Son, the third offering from the enigmatic rockers Appalooza, is a sonic odyssey that plunges listeners into a realm where the lines between biblical allegory and raw, unfiltered human emotion blur. With their latest release, the band skillfully weaves a tapestry of narratives rooted in religious mysticism and existential turmoil, all set against […]

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Witching Chronicles: Exploring The Fire Down Below’s Low Desert Surf Club

“Low Desert Surf Club” is a sonic mirage, a reverberating oasis in the vast desert rock music. It’s as if Fire Down Below didn’t just create songs; they sculpted landscapes, each track a shifting dune of sound and emotion. “Low Desert Surf Club” is an auditory adrenaline rush, a headlong dive into a musical whirlwind […]

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Witching Chronicles: Exploring the Dead Feathers’ Full Circle

In an age where nostalgia often reigns supreme, it takes a special kind of band to not only pay homage to the past but to resurrect its very essence. Dead Feathers, hailing from the vibrant musical landscape of Chicago, IL, do just that with their latest opus, “Full Circle.” This dazzling quintet embarks on a […]

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