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

 

 

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

Slomosa
Star Beast
Patriarchs In Black
Van Groover
Bird’s View
Shun
Üga Büga
Fear The Beards
Psychedelic Witchcult
Curse The Son

A good morning from an extremely sweltering Netherlands. We’re gonna hit around 35 degrees today and that’s not the kind of heat that goes over well in humid Netherlands. But luckily, we’ve got tasty desert grooves to get us through the day. The new Slomosa album Tundra Rock for instance or the new Curse The Son called Delirium. But we could name a hundred more of course... It’s been a decent week, and thanks to our new man on the ground, Ronny Dijksterhuis, it’s been pretty swell even! He jotted down some damn cool words about the awesome Occult Witches album and got all of our ears peaked for that damn fine The Blessed Acceleration record. We mentioned the new Van Groover EP, the new Wall collection, Sacred Buzz seven inch and reposted about that wicked Doomboyz release. Videos by Crash And The Void, Ruff Majik and Psychlona. And put an extra spotlight on that cool night festival: Nacht van De Niemander in Arnhem, happening on September 7th. And hoped to get a few more donations for the remodeling off the Little Devil soundstage, cause it would be a damn shame and unbareable to lose that amazing venue! It will be a weird week that might lead to limited amount of posts, but we do hope to finish the Psychlona review and the interview we did with Phil Hey about the new Warped Vision album… Should be doable… Even with this heat! Enjoy the sun, enjoy the week!

Number 12

Number 12

Ofcourse Mr. Bjork always makes this list. Responsible for so much, and we’ve just been loving so much of the music he has been putting out over the years. And Tao Of The Devil on Number 13 was no exception! But we do jump a lot of points again to head over to Number 12. Where we, yes, find once again, two bands! Two albums that have been riding high on the Doom Charts. Lysergic rock soundscapes are pouring out of the majestic fuzz viscera’s of this album with sluggish fury and so they stun the senses, numb the body and intoxicate the brain with their abysmal doom aura and thanks to the rich talents of this trio, who sprinkle their grandiose heavy sound with hazy sludge touches and almost imperceptibly grunge hues and funk timbres that accentuate their muggy stoner aesthetics, we are offered an extremely heavy and almost irresistible album of high stoner/doom quality. Yes, that’s what Lyk from Phantasmagoria wrote back in April for our Doom Chart. And Clint from Hand Of Doom wrote this: In scenes, reminiscent of the progression between the first and second albums from Elder you will bear witness to a band raising the stakes in crafting their own sound – heavy and oozing with melody, unexpected twists and surging riffs, searing wah soaked solos and that mile-thick guitar tone has so much bite, incredible… The album seems to slow down and get heavier with each track… And both were right on the money! So, let’s curse the serpent and isolate our temples!

Holy Serpent – Temples

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Curse The Son – Isolator

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