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After their 2025 split album with Dutch heavy stoner band Yama, L’ira Del Baccano, for the last twelve years, have carved a unique niche for themselves in the world of psych prog music.

Known for their heavy space stoner sound, their interest in alchemy, esoteric philosophy, and the long live jam ala Grateful Dead – it’s no coincide...


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British sludge doom titans Moloch have been missing in action for a while, with seven long years passing since their 2019 Love Songs 7″ release, but they’ve returned with only their third full-length in almost twenty years of existence.

Their prodigious number of splits aside, that kind of release schedule has always left ...


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Way back in October of 2021, I had the privilege of reviewing Silence/Motion, the third album by Portland Quintet Blackwater Holylight. At the time, I had been really impressed by their evolution from previous releases and had considered them to be heading into a realm of dreamy shoegaze, which, if memory serves me well, I compared t...


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When I first began really digging into stoner rock around the turn of the millennium, one of the first bands I really sank my teeth into was New Orleans stoner/groove trio Suplecs.

I purchased their debut album Wrestlin’ With My Lady Friend from the long-defunct All That’s Heavy and was immediately hooked. Released in 2000 ...


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I’m not going to dedicate a large portion of this review to a sepia-tinged ‘…‘member when Desert Storm were just starting out…’ meme, but it is gratifying to be able to confirm my long-held, steady, inevitable feeling that after nineteen years of hard work, they would crack the fabled glass ceiling.

As a champion of British bands, it is gre...


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