Domkraft – Night Songs

 

 

Domkraft – Night Songs
Magnetic Eye Records – 2026 
Rock, Psych, Doom, Stoner 
Rated: ****

Love live Domkraft! And Long live Whiskers! May you always find your way back home… Sorry, only a handful of you lucky few readers might get that little joke. Although, maybe it’s a universal thing? I don’t know. What do I know? What I do know, is that the new Domkraft album is once again doing everything you wants it to do. And it will surely make you feel at home in their very own sound! It’s called Night Songs, and will be out November 20th on Magnetic Eye Records. 

Domkraft have of course never needed to prove anything. The re-release of their 2025 self-titled debut for the ten year anniversary was a welcome one but everyone already knew. Everyone has been in tune with the three Swedes for quite some time now. For they have delivering one crushing, fuzzed-out, psychedelic doom record after another. Each release adding yet another dimension to their already impressive sound. That sonically dense and incredibly booming sound.

And after those enormous sonic adventures called Seeds and Sonic Moons we now find ourselves arriving and being whisked away immediately, by their fifth full-length called Night Songs. This time around however, there is something different in the air and it’s completely tangible. Because sometimes, as we all know, life throws things at you that are far heavier than any riff could ever be. And in this case, the personal struggles surrounding this record have clearly left a mark. 

Facing a darkness that’s goes well beyond all the doom you can envision, Guitarist Martin Widholm faced a serious medical ordeal. It brought Widholm and his comrades in the band face to face with mortality. And perhaps that’s the tangible dread that seems to linger in the still cosmically dense power music on Night Songs. It might even be where it derives it’s strength. By turning that darkness, dread and shadow into something powerful, beautiful and utterly absorbing. 

Domkraft remain very much Domkraft on Night Songs. The enormous wave of fuzz, the hypnotic repetitions, the crushing bass lines and the almost smothering psychedelic atmosphere are all still there, alive and pushing. But on some level, Night Songs does feel more introspective, more evocative, yet also more nebulous than before. Seven songs. Seven compositions that seem to breathe differently, allowing more space for atmosphere and emotion to creep into those familiar Domkraft sonic landscapes. The heaviness is still monumental but seems less about pummeling the listener into submission. It’s something a bit more vulnerable that seems to flow underneath all that distortion. It adds something extra.

Recorded once again at Studio Gröndahl in Stockholm by David Castillo and mixed and mastered by Karl Daniel Lidén, this new step in the Domkraft evolution still feels entirely like Domkraft. Which you probably already heard with their first single, Eclipse (Outlast the Night). A slightly airier, more melancholic side of the band, without sacrificing any of that characteristic heft. Opener Unnamed opens the other way around, a sonic explosion first, and then a new chugging march towards that tiny sliver of light shining through the windows. A song that immediately proves Domkraft have taken everything that made them such a formidable force in psychedelic doom, allowed their personal experiences to seep in, and turned it into something that feels both familiar and a surprise. Simply brilliant, and so are the other six songs. Night Songs might have been born out of some very dark circumstances, but what emerges from it is another magnificent piece of psychedelic heaviness, one that keeps pulling you deeper with every spin, like a sonically dense whirlpool…

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The Grok – Dream Creature

 

 

The Grok – Dream Creature
Self-released – 2026
Rock, Psych, Prog
Rated: ***

It came out in the middle of September and somehow seemed to have not gathered the attention it clearly deserves. It’s the new The Grok album Dream Creature! The project has been sending out tunes into the cosmos since 2013. But have actually been a live experience from the get-go. And the crazies behind The Grok have all been delivering the goods for ages. And two parts have now also joined the Phantom Logic project… 

San Diego's The Grok invite listeners down a wonderfully unpredictable rabbit hole with Dream Creature, a 15-track journey that embraces the eccentricities of progressive, psychedelic and experimental rock. The three part opening track The Legend of the Avant Guardian immediately captures the imagination with their prog and stoner take of something more ‘avant garde’. Their psychedelic guitar textures and exploratory playing never scare you off, but are constantly on the verge of becoming much more. More in terms of freedom, free of convention and free to move into realms not usually associated with this kind of heavy rock.

But then comes the gutter, errr, punch in the form of Passionate Punch. Mischievously heavy and utterly mystifying, that there’s once again such a wild band out of San Diego, that once again produces something so simple and catchy upon first listening and then turning it inside out with every following listening session. A mischievous imagination resides within their heads as well, just check out the song titles. 

The more expansive The Voyager shows a fascinating contrast between their playful experimentation and longer-form progressive ambition. It’s their willingness to constantly shift between different musical ideas and structures that feels entirely enchanting. There is something appealingly old-school about this approach: the spirit of adventurous seventies prog and psychedelic rock, filtered through a distinctly offbeat, modern underground sensibility. Underground it is. Rather than following a straightforward musical roadmap, The Grok appear intent on creating their own peculiar wonderland universe. But how deep does this Rabbit Hole go? And do you dare to follow? 

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Geishas of Doom – Live at Paradiso

 

 

Geishas of Doom – Live at Paradiso
Self-released – 2026
Noise, Punk, Psych, Garage
Rated: ***

The six members of this band also made waves or are making waves with bands like Birth of Joy, Iron Jinn, Automatic Sam, Kintsugi Empire, Giant Tiger Hooch, Tricklebolt, Atlanta and Love Supreme. And probably even more. We’ve mentioned their The First Four Tapes release back in 2024, well… This is the release party for that album done in Paradiso, Amsterdamn… This is the live sound of Geishas of Doom! 

Their noisy, unpredictable, on rare occasions irritating and frequently exhilarating is allowed to explode and bounce of the Paradiso walls in brilliant fashion. This is the kind of music for people who prefer their punk rock dangerous, imperfect and gloriously out of control. Geishas of Doom are here to show you what it sounds like to have a puck rock riot in a psychiatric ward. And this Live At Paradiso album captures it all wonderfully, the band that seems positively allergic to good behavior and anything resembling a volume knob turned down…  

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The Doom Charts for October 2026

 

DOOM CHARTS

OCTOBER 2026

“I believe everything we dream
can come to pass through our union
we can turn the world around
we can turn the earth’s revolution
we have the Doom Charts
People have the power…”

~ (misquoted Patti Smith)

Welcome to the October 2026 edition of the Doom Charts! Below, the Top 40, from a list of 200 albums that received votes… Showing us once again that… Voting maters! And… It’s what keeps this monthly chart going and we can’t think the Contributors enough for all the work they do and the fact that they turn in their lists every month… We hope the ones following along, follow those individual sites from time to time as well. Cause all those Contributors all do an amazing job on their respective sites. Dive in, find your new favorite album and vote for it, once those year end polls go live…

The October 2026 Doom Charts just went live! And once again, a very beautiful list of forty heavy albums... And it might just contain your next favorite album! Be sure to check'm out... There are actually two on the list that have escaped my attention before today, gonna list to those two first and then start with the rundown of all forty...

Of the ones that made it, I voted for:

Graveyard, Humulus, Steak Band, The Machine, Mushroom Beard, Kant, Phe, Snake Mountain Revival, FIREBREATHER, Stoned Jesus, Ian Blurton's Future Now, BIRDSTONE, TRAVO, Earthbong, Erosions , Psalm band, Kanaan - Band, Plastic Woods, Queens of the Stone Age, Buzzard - Doom Folk, Godzilla In The Kitchen and Wicked Trip...

Already featured on Stoner HiVe:

 

SINGLE PREMIERE - Buzzard - Disunion

  

Plastic Woods – Mirrors

 

Psalm / Erosions – Split album

 

Stoned Jesus – Songs To Moon 

FULL ALBUM PREMIERE - Phe - Closer To The Sun

Mushroom Beard – Mushroom Beard

 

Welcome to Doom Charts, representing some of the finest bloggers, journalists, radio, podcasters and reviewers from the heavy underground around the globe. Each month, our critics submit their picks for the best new doom, sludge, metal, stoner, psychedelic, progressive and heavy rock albums. The results are compiled and tabulated into the chart below. This is a one-stop shop for the best new albums in the world…

The Doom Charts - October 2026

Helldorado Festival

 

Helldorado Festival

One week from tomorrow! Party time! Balloons, cake and a whole lot of rock 'n roll! It's Peter Pan Speedrock's 30th Birthday Party... And it's at....  Helldorado !! Drive your stake through a darkened heart... That wild festival in Eindhoven, the Netherlands where anything can happend and everything will. Ooooooo-ooo-oh yessssssss! These long strange nights... These warped and twisted nights! But you will never be quite sure you were even there... A lost golden festival of rock 'n roll! Lost in a haze and lost in time... Are you ready to get lost? 

Still a handful of tickets left... 

 Look at that stunning line-up!

Amazing bands one and all, but with 30 years of Peter Pan Speedrock, the party atmosphere will surely be grand from the get-go! Amenra! Converge! Ramkot! Prong! The Lords of Altamont and so many more! The Eagles Of Death Metal for instance! Let's boogie! 

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Stoner HiVe’s Top 10 Most Listened Artists Last Week…

 

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Top 10 Most Listened Artists Last Week…

Constance Tomb
Herba Mate
Erosions / Psalm
Siver Hoyem
The Grok
Seedy Jeezus
Kardeathian
Cadaver De Cabra
Green Lung
Fossile

Good afternoon! Another week has come to an end. It was meant to be one final hectic week, building towards an amazing moment of finally having some time to HiVe. And that it did! It also brought a brilliant night out to see Phe perform at the album release show for their new album, Closer To The Sun. What a wonderful night it was! Unfortunately, on Sunday, some deeply personal news shattered all those wonderful feelings. Suddenly, the future became uncertain, and we find ourselves unsure of what lies ahead or how this will affect the path before us. We hope to find a way to process it all, to come to terms with what has happened, and eventually discover a way forward. We're sorry for speaking in riddles, but for now, that's all we can share. Sometimes, life has a way of changing everything in an instant.

Luckily, we have all that wonderful music to lift our spirits and whisk us away on a wild adventure whenever life allows us the time. And we're glad we managed to share a few of those musical journeys with you before the weekend arrived. We hope you also took a wild and hazy trip with the Erosions / Psalm album! Or perhaps immersed yourself in the proggy stoner-rock magnificence of Mushroom Beard? Maybe the very cool Stoned Jesus, the groovy Kardeathian, the zealous Green Lung, or the classic pub-rock and hard-rock goodness of Airbourne caught your attention? They're all albums that deserve your time, your ears, and a place in your playlist. Just like the ten we've listed above! So go on, give them a spin. We hope you enjoy the ride as much as we did. Check 'em out!

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Psalm / Erosions – Split album

 

 

Psalm / Erosions – Split album
Space Goat Records – 2026 
Stoner, Doom,
Rated: ****

Space Goat Records is the new label on the block. Spearheaded by the one and only Jason Doome of Grand Rapids Doomfest and Sean Brooks of The Heavy Underground Farm Report and HUFR FEST. Two good ol’ boys running a sick new heavy underground label… Stoned, ripped, twisted… Good people!  With a hell of a mission statement: 
“Space Goat Records is an independent heavy underground label dedicated to limited-edition split vinyl releases. Premium packaging, collector-quality pressings, and unforgettable riffs unite exceptional bands from the doom, stoner, sludge, and psychedelic underground—one exclusive release at a time.”

And their first Split album, is one by Psalm and Erosions. And if you were there, we were honored to premiere the second single for this wild split release! And if you are here now, you need to head on over to Monuments In Ruin cause they are doing the FULL ALBUM PREMIERE a day early! 

If you do you get hit by Erosions first, three slabs of swamp soaked, fuzz fried Southern sludge, cooked low and slow in a haze of smoke, sweat and a filthy snarl! Sure, we can hit you with other band names liked Weedeater and Bongzilla as references, but those bands would still now sound as if they have gotten lost somewhere between a backwoods roadhouse and a radioactive bog! Erosions bring you monstrous riffs, ragged vocals, lumbering grooves and enough analog grime to clog your bong many times over! There’s a loose, drunken swagger running through the whole affair as well. Which is dangerous for some, the drink and the smoke… But these guys know exactly how to walk down the tightrope, balancing their caveman heaviness with bluesy, down and dirty stoned out doom. Absolutely no finesse, unless you understand that this kind of brutality takes a portion of grace as well. Get your first hit of the gloriously filthy headbanging trip into the sludge filled abyss! 

The second dose comes from Psalm! It’s a different kind of trip, still as heady, but down the doom-laden rabbit hole we go. A darker, more melodic strain of Sabbath worshipping kind of heaviness. It doesn’t feel like the vintage blood lust, but there is an occult little cultivar simmering underneath. An entire infectious and addictive groove is ever present and an old-school kind of charm to boot. Psalm bring you thick, chugging guitars, haunting melodies and carefully crafted arrangements that seem to favor atmosphere. It’s no nostalgia trip, even though we can hear all that vintage doom DNA coursing through their veins. It’s the kind of particularly pungent hybrid of doom and sludge that if you take too much of, you might mistake the wonderfully smoky riff soaked journey for some dark and twisted corner of your mind. It’s good! It’s heady and it’s premiering right now… 

Yes, head on over to Monuments In Ruin to get the dose you’ve been dreaming off! Out tomorrow on Space Goat Records, the split album by Erosions and Psalm! 

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Mushroom Beard – Mushroom Beard

 

Mushroom Beard – Mushroom Beard
Pale Wizard Records – 2026
Metal, Stoner, Sludge, Psych
Rated: ****

The three from Stoke on Trent called Mushroom Beard will be releasing their self-titled debut album through Pale Wizard Records. TODAY! And if you know anything about Pale Wizard Records you know these crazies deal solely in good stuff; nothing but the good and heavy stuff! And not just because it’s the boys from Sergeant Thunderhoof behind the label. All the other bands and projects released, featured or promoted are wild rides one and all! And guess what… Mushroom Beard is another one of those amazing releases! 

The six-track Mushroom Beard concept album takes us into a world of ancient magic, psychedelic sounds and monstrous riffs. Blending doom, progressive rock and psychedelia, the band have created a record that's as much about atmosphere as it is about sheer heaviness. A spoken-word introduction, accompanied by classical instrumentation, sets the scene before the opening track, March Of The Shroom Elephant, kicks in with its slow, thunderous riffs and powerful groove. A fitting introduction to the band's sound!

Elden Beard follows, and at almost eleven minutes, it's a magnificent slab of progressive heaviness. Brooding basslines, hypnotic melodies and riffs that could fell an ancient oak make this one a real highlight. The band take their time developing the track, shifting between moods and musical passages without ever losing their grip.

Things take a darker turn with Bringer. Ominous organ sounds creep into the mix, adding an eerie dimension to the already crushing riffs. Next up is Speech Of The Leaf And Beard, featuring none other than Sergeant Thunderhoof vocalist Dan Flitcroft. His distinctive voice fits perfectly into this psychedelic and heavy celebration of nature's hidden language. A very welcome contribution indeed!

With Fungal Haze, we venture further into Mushroom Beard's psychedelic territory. Gloriously fuzzy guitars meet eerie atmospheric passages, while the heavier sections keep things firmly rooted in doom. The instrumental closer, Khala-Sai, takes a more spacious approach, gradually building layers of guitar, bass and drums towards a powerful, almost cosmic finale. A fitting conclusion that leaves you wanting more.

With their self-titled debut, Mushroom Beard deliver an enjoyable combination of psychedelic rock, progressive arrangements and heavy doom. There's plenty of variation across the six tracks, but the album maintains a clear identity throughout. The band clearly enjoy exploring different moods and musical ideas, but never forget the importance of a good, heavy riff.

Pale Wizard Records have another interesting and awesome release on their hands, and Mushroom Beard make a very promising entrance. Yes, the Shroom Elephant has only just started marching, and I'm certainly curious to hear where it goes next!

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Stoned Jesus – Songs To Moon

 

 

Stoned Jesus – Songs To Moon
Season of Mist – 2026
Metal, Prog, Stoner
Rated: ****

The first album from the Stoned Jesus trilogy hit us back in August 2025. Songs To Sun, as it was called, was nothing short of incredible, with many of its songs quickly finding their way into our hearts and becoming instant favorites. And now, as October 2026 grows ever darker, Stoned Jesus return with their own kind of light: honest, heavy rock in the shape of the trilogy's second chapter, Songs To Moon.

The Ukrainian band Stoned Jesus started out as a heavy-handed, brutish stoner rock outfit. Over the years, however, progressive influences have increasingly found their way into the band's DNA. These days, main songwriter and bandleader Igor Sydorenko seems more intent than ever on exploring the finer nuances of composition, crafting increasingly graceful and sophisticated songs. The second instalment of the trilogy may open with the sheer brutality of Under The Skin, but it soon reveals a different side of the band. There is the sophisticated elegance and unmistakable eighties post-punk flavor of Velvet, as well as acoustic passages that venture into almost ballad-like territory, most notably on the emotionally charged One More Empty Day.

That latter song hits almost as hard as Quicksand, the closing track on last year's Songs To Sun. And perhaps it's just me, but despite all the hardship and turmoil captured on that record, Songs To Sun somehow felt a little more hopeful. Hopeful, perhaps, against all better judgement. Songs To Moon, on the other hand, seems to inhabit a more melancholic, even despondent place. As Sydorenko wails: “Everything I do, will never make a change.”

And yet, somewhere beneath that sense of resignation, there is still a glimmer of catharsis. There seems to be something strangely liberating in accepting that nothing ever changes. And from that very realization, something unexpected begins to emerge: a stubborn, almost defiant form of resistance. Not the kind that promises victory, but the kind that refuses to surrender. That, perhaps, is the feeling that lingers long after Songs To Moon has come to an end. Which leaves us wondering: what will drive the final chapter, Songs To Earth, when it arrives in 2027?

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Kardeathian – Kardeathian

 

 

Kardeathian – Kardeathian
Worst Bassist Records – 2026
Stoner, Instrumental
Rated: ****

We’ve been lucky enough to have seen them live. Opening up for Psychlona in the Merleyn in Nijmegen. And yes, we’ve been lucky enough to have traded a beer or two with the guitar player. And for the past weeks we’ve been lucky enough to have been swallowed whole by their debut four track, self-titled release: Kardeathian. Indeed, it’s the instrumental stoner force from Dortmund going by the name Kardeathian and their first calling card… 

Forged deep in the German underground and tempered on stage alongside quite a few other great names besides Psychlona. They deliver their debut with style and grace. It’s a journey into the darker, heavier corner of stoner doom, post metal and something very massively hypnotic. And with no vocals to guide, that is quite a feat. Colossal riffs, rumbling low end and drums that propel the music ever forward like a war machine on a rampage through a barren landscape… 

But here comes the hypnotic part, for beneath all that weight, there is still space to breathe. Riffs tend to open up, rhythms seem to settle into a trance and the tension grips or lets loose, like the ebb and flow of a distant storm gathering its strength. We already mentioned their first single Six earlier, and it still serves as the perfect introduction. Those three minutes of stomping, riff driven momentum, that briefly lets the light back in before accelerating towards the horizon, with nothing but a trail of dust and distortion behind it. 

They revel in the pounce, in the stomp, but still… Across the album, Kardeathian favors immersion over excess, building their sound through repetition and a dense presence. Nothing here is ornamental. Riffs serve a bigger purpose, riffs serve the greater pulse, dragging the listener ever deeper into the Kardeathian current. Heavy music, laid bare, stripped of distraction, hypnotic and loud. Kardeathian wants you to surrender to the beautiful weight of the riff and surf its groove. It’s all they want. Even though they won’t tell. Cause Kardeathian is instrumental. Cause Kardeathian knows, sometimes, words will only get in the way… 

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Green Lung – Necropolitan

 

Green Lung – Necropolitan
Nuclear Blast – 2026
Metal
Rated: ***

Man, how we loved Free the Witch and the album that followed, Woodland Rites. It’s almost hard to believe that these releases were released in 2018 and 2019, respectively. And that they arrived just a year after Green Lung first crawled out of their coffin to unleash their spine-tingling, bone-shaking sound upon the world. Their raw blend of retro hard rock and proto metal, steeped in occult lyricism, spellbinding vocals, and an organ capable of sending shivers down your spine, equal parts fear and delight, proved to be an enchanting foundation upon which to build something greater.

And build they did. Their next two albums, Black Harvest (2021) and This Heathen Land (2023), gave that sound a more defined shape. Gradually eroding its rough edges and steering its proto-metal roots towards the heavier, more polished metal that came to define the eighties. And now, with their new album, Necropolitan, Green Lung broaden, deepen, and well, perfect that evolution. Don’t worry, their love for classic hard rock and eighties metal remains the beating heart of their sound. The lyrics still revel in the arcane worlds of occultism, magic, and witchcraft, while everything is brought to life by those passionate, almost zealous vocals that make Green Lung so utterly irresistible and instantly recognizable.

And yes… every now and then, that unmistakable organ still rises above the rest, casting its spell over all the Necropolitan music. Only this time, it doesn’t seem so frightening. Perhaps we’ve grown accustomed to its dark enchantment. Or perhaps Green Lung have simply learned how to make the bewitching darkness feel a little more like home…

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Airbourne – Airbourne

 

 

Airbourne – Airbourne
Spinefarm – 2026 
Rock, Hard
Rated: ***

Almost twenty years after their debut album, the Airbourne sound is as alive as ever! Bristling with power and attitude, the band’s sixth album bears their own name, and that always means something when you’re this far into a career. These Australian rock ’n’ roll maniacs have always held a special place in my heart. Yes, we’ve mentioned it before, thanks to the wild interview we did back in 2010. I still remember the record company people freaking out when Joel and Ryan decided they wanted to head south with me because Rhino Bucket were playing in my hometown that night! It was quite the struggle keeping them in check. Well, we’ve kept track of the band and crossed paths a few more times since then, and this new album marks another fine chapter in the Airbourne story.

This is Airbourne in all their glory. The familiar nods to their heroes are there, along with the straightforward, no-nonsense, yet highly rock ‘n roll lyrics we’ve come to expect from O’Keeffe. The clichés are definitely kept in check, while the choruses are catchier than ever. Could that have something to do with the songwriting partners involved this time around? After all, Bryan Adams knows a thing or two about crafting a rock anthem, and the same goes for Robert John ‘Mutt’ Lange. There’s also a touch of Motörhead in the mix, and, we’re treated to a lovely farewell nod to Lemmy in Send Me to Rock ’n’ Roll Heaven.

And that’s exactly what this album is: rock ’n’ roll heaven! A high-octane blast of old-school hard rock, pub rock and a little sleaze, packed with thunderous riffs, infectious choruses and unapologetic swagger. After twenty-five years, Airbourne is still energetic, electrifying and utterly addictive, especially when tracks like GUTSY and Alive After Death come roaring through the speakers. Airbourne is gloriously familiar, relentlessly loud and thoroughly entertaining. Just like those good ol’ boys themselves!

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Stoner HiVe’s Top 10 Most Listened Artists Last Week…

 

 

Stoner HiVe’s 
Top 10 Most Listened Artists Last Week…

Phe
Constance Tomb
Gods & Punks
Hijss
Moon Destroys
Witchthroat Serpent
Firebreather
Graveyard
Godzilla In The Kitchen
Hot Ram

Morning! We left right after we premiered the full album Closer To The Sun by Phe and returned late last night from the stormy wastelands… Its been a wild few days and nights and we will be looking forward to settling in for hibernation settings over at Stoner HiVe… Which doesn’t mean we go sleep in a cave… Hell no, it means a little bit more HiVe time and less out of town time. At least, that’s what normally happens around this time… But life has a way of throwing curveballs of late… So… Let’s see… And listen… To all those great albums out there! 

As mentioned we were honored to premiere the full album for Phe! Did you listen yet? But that wasn’t the only premiere… Also that wild doom psych folk album by Masion Dieu went live over on the HiVe! Which we reviewed a day early. Just like that awesome Moon Destroys album! Let’s see which albums we can mention this week… But I’m sure there will be one or two! And I am looking forward to Friday… For all the right reasons… How about you?

Below is the playlist for Week 44, featuring a selection of albums and tracks from my Bandcamp collection that are currently available to listen to...

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