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vrijdag 9 oktober 2026

Golem – A Tale Of Dust And Tide

 

 

Golem – A Tale Of Dust And Tide
Self-released – 2026 
Rock, Stoner, Hard, Alternative
Rated: ****

There are of course many bands named Golem. Did that fact deter us? We might never know. W do know, we were late to this Golem party. We arrived as the votes came pouring in. Noticing all the Doom Charts Contributors voting for A Tale Of Dust And Tide by Uruguayan five-piece Golem we pressed play and by the time the cowbells arrived, we could not escape the grasp of the Golem! And we loved getting squeezed and clenched tight in between all those adventures! 

Cause five-piece Golem go for the gusto with their first long-play album! For A Tale Of Dust And Tide is definitely that! A long-play album, eighteen tracks, and more than two hours!! You want value for your buck on over on Bandcamp?! Next Bandcamp Friday, is November 6th. Cause wow! Unusually ambitious debut for a relatively obscure underground band right? But you’d better believe that those two hours are jam-packed with tight riffs, wild guitar work and thunderous rhythms. Fuzz-drenched, groovy and catchy these two hours fly by! And as you traverse the Golem universe you will be led through a fantastical world of crusades, wonderous battles and mythological creatures that turn up when you least expect it… A sprawling, immersive journey where ancient tales rise from the dust and the tide carries you ever onward. Ambitious. Absolutely. But Golem make the journey feel effortless, leaving you wanting to turn around and walk back into the haze for another two hours of dusty tales… 


(Written by JK)





 

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maandag 5 oktober 2026

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

 

 

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


Golem
Editors
Stinking Lizaveta
Hostile Tides
Matt C. White
The Fierce & The Dead
The Ocean
Polymoon
Black Space Riders
Plastic Woods

It was a wild week and an even wilder weekend! We headed out immediately after the Doom Charts went online. Hence, the later post about it on the HiVe… Still, even though there was limited time, we still managed to get a few little ditties  up and out. First and foremost, we got to premiere the new Erosions single for the Psalm / Erosions split album soon to be released as a first release for the new Space Goat Records. We could not resist mentioning the new A Perfect Circle single, For Whom It May Concern, perhaps simple in execution, it still works, or at least for me… We mentioned the debut by Kurtys Kidd, the new album by Uncle Acid and The Deadbeats, the fantastical Organic Green Monster Machine, the wild Hostile Tides and the smashing new album by Plastic Woods… Not bad for a busy week! Let’s see what happens this week… Hope it will be grand for you all! 




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