Bear Stone Festival

 

 

Bear Stone Festival

One of those festivals that is high on my list to visit one day! Bear Stone Festival in Croatia! The location seems absolutely lovely and the line-up is brilliant! Every year again! Just look at the announcement going out today! And there are still a few bands hold back in surprise! Wow!

𝗡𝗘𝗪 𝗔𝗗𝗗𝗜𝗧𝗜𝗢𝗡𝗦

A PLACE TO BURY STRANGERS (USA)
MONOLORD (SWE)
BRANT BJORK TRIO (USA)
MAIDAVALE (SWE)
CIŚNIENIE (PL)
WEDGE (DE)
ACID ROW (CZ)
EARTH TONGUE (NZ)
SAUTRUS (PL)
WOLVES OF SATURN (DE)
IAH (ARG)
THE FLUKES OF SENDINGTON (AUS)
FROM ANOTHER MOTHER (CRO)
UMOR (CRO)
D. (CRO)
MONICA (RS)

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GRAVEYARD (SWE)
KING BUFFALO (USA)
MOTORPSYCHO (NOR)
THE VINTAGE CARAVAN (ISL)
LAZARVS (HU)
KARKARA (FR)
THE DARTS (USA)
KILLED A FOX (CRO)
EL PERRO (USA)
PEGLICA I KOMANDOS (CRO)
PORTMAN (CRO)
OREYEON (ITA)
SAVANAH (AT)
BIZON (CRO)
MARCEL GIDOTE’S HOLY CRAB (CZ)
DARK TREE BARK (CRO)
ATOMIC MOLD (ITA)

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Bear Stone Festival 2025 - Second Lineup Announcement

The long awaited second lineup announcement for Bear Stone Festival 2025 is finally here!  Below you will find brand new 16 bands which brings the total number of bands that have been announced so far to 33. We still have 8 more surprises for you that we'll announce as we get closer to the festival. Bear Stone Festival 2025 will host bands from 16 countries, including New Zealand, Australia and Argentina. Festival tickets are selling out at a record speed. Make sure to grab yours in time by clicking HERE.

03-06 July 2025, Donje Primišlje, Croatia
Bear Stone Festival 2025

Bear Stone Festival is a Croatian outdoor festival dedicated to Psychedelic, Desert, and Stoner Rock genres, set in a breathtaking natural landscape.

The festival’s core concept is to merge its stunning riverside setting with fuzzy, guitar-driven genres, complemented by psychedelic art installations and projections created using analog techniques.

The site of Bear Stone Festival is nestled along the riverbank of the Mrežnica River, renowned as one of Croatia’s most pristine rivers with its signature emerald colour. Located within the Mrežnica canyon and surrounded by dense forest, the festival is truly immersed in nature at its most fundamental and untouched form.

Join us and experience Bear Stone Festival on July 03-06.

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

 

 

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

That’s All Folks!
Da Beumb Project
Ditch
Mountain Dust
Rigor Samsa
Droner
Icarus Burns
The Pighounds
Lucifer
Bunsenburner

Another week in the books! A decent week when it comes to quantity. I’ll leave remarks about quality up to the few that follow the little old blog. But hey, either way, it’s always exposure for something good and heavy music! We did a Quick Fire Friday session, the new Doom Charts went up and gave news about two new singles. One by the legendary Lo-Pan and one by all new but already amazing The Elven. We jotted down some words about the new Bunsenburner, Ditch, Da Beumb Project and Icarus Burns. All albums you should definitely check out! As well as the others that list on top here. Check’m all out! And as usual, we hope to do at least as much this week as well… Hope you have a great one!

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Icarus Burns – Icarus Burns

 

 

Icarus Burns – Icarus Burns
Self-released / Feather & Wax Records – 2025
Rock, Metal, Prog, Post, Sludge, Psych, Stoner, Instrumental
Rated: ****

Berlin, Germany based four-piece Icarus Burns are about to release their debut album with the same name and which already made the January Doom Charts. And rightfully so, for the follow-up to the 2021 titleless EP comes fully formed and with grand ideas about what Icarus Burns should always be about. Their metal is rife with atmosphere and grand gestures. Fitting for a band and album inspired by myth. Fitting for a band who self-releases their album under a label named Feather & Wax Records, keeping perfectly in synch with their chosen band name. But where the myth spells doom for Icarus, the band never flies too close to the sun. They know exactly how far they can take their compositions, and how to perfectly blend the different genres. Expect their diverse and intense sound to house parts of post rock and metal as well as sludge and stoner. Progressive by default, the pulse and beat of what you hear in opening track Minotaur continues in following track Die Werft. Both riddled with rays of lights as well as menacing bursts of dirty thunder. The soothing ebb and flow beginning of following Melancholia is soon distorted by an even filthier rumble. A Distant Light / In The Darkness has minor echoes of bands you already adore, but because they keep their tones more metallic and the scope wider, those never soak the composition to much. Trännen der Sonne gives rise to moments of a more Floydian interpretation of metal, using doom touches and sludge tones to make you feel those tears fall down, before they become a heavy curtain.100 Days ends the fifty minute long instrumental metal mythos, offering an even more atmospheric and cinematic closer to all that already came before. With almost twelve minutes that one track houses everything Icarus Burns is about at this moment in time. Pandora’s Box has been opened and within it was no evil torment, but a love affair with legendary metal, transforming ancient inspiration into something dazzling and completely for our modern age. Where Icarus Burns will go from here seems entirely of their making, for they already seem to know how high they can fly…

(Written by JK)

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Da Beumb Project – Closer, Warmer

 

Da Beumb Project – Closer, Warmer
Self-released – 2025
Punk, Stoner, Metal, Sludge, Grunge, Hardcore
Rated: ****

Released last Friday, the new full-sized album Closer, Warmer by Montréal, Québec, Canada duo Da Beumb Project. A volatile project that has been running since 2011 and has already delivered some six albums. And where we already loved their first fast-paced punk, all sludged and grunged up single Heck Yes. The opener Off With His Head is even wilder! Almost three minutes long, it is one of the longer songs on the album, the track delivers this gut punching, stop and stomp kind of energy. Highly addictive and the perfect battering ram to open the album with. Especially since things get even more frantic with Heck Yes and one mighty raucous Having A Laugh. Which leads to conclude there is always time for some Da Beumb Project, cause the nine tracks on Closer, Warmer only barely pass the twenty minute mark. The bass and drum duo knows where their forte lies, and that punk adagio, hardcore power smash is perfected with Good Boy Falls Down. No Country For Old Punks follows, love the title, slows down and turns into a warped sun-fried, brutish grunge dirge. Dark and nothing lighthearted until the very end, when an old announcer snippet turns your frown upside down. Eccentric, yes, surprising, absolutely! You better get used to it. With Da Beumb Project, surprises are rarely unexpected. Like ending the album with the longest track, three and a half minute long High Life. A sludge punk extravaganza, that slows down to give you a sweet and dusty send off.Da Beumb Project, punkcentric, but o’ so lovable!

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Ditch – The Traveler

 

 

Ditch – The Traveler
Dark Skies Coming – 2025
Rock, Stoner
Rated: ****

There are those albums that seem to be in two minds about the direction they want to take. Unsure if they should follow their forte, do it all differently or go for the gusto. But that last route, is the new Ditch album The Traveler in tenfold. All of it! It boldly goes wherever adventure takes it. And for the most part, it goes the way of the ancestral stonerrock way, blistering hot, sun bleached sand ridden and dusted. Hints of metal, a bit of grunge, and a touch of prog do linger on its path, but The Traveler navigates around and through them like an expert. It’s been eleven years since their full-sized debut Boco Do Inferno was released. A wild ride that was, which did seem part ways with the drummer and vocalist a few years later. The current line-up, a trio now, still includes Eric Hazebroek on guitar and Douwe de Wilde as bassist and vocalist from the first incarnation. And still includes drummer Alexander de Goede, with whom they already released that Cold-Foot Alaska EP some four  years ago. So, I reckon the boys know exactly what they are doing and how they want to do it. Going about it meticulously and with final destinations in mind.

The Traveler opens with a barrage of stoner rock tracks, you can feel the desert and the fuzz as Jabba’s guitar color sets the scene; the riffs take control and the crunching bass rattles. Jabba? Indeed! Does Ditch, with their album title, already allude to the musician and storyteller, the Traveler, also known as Fox or Idzuna from the Star Wars universe? Cause there are more Star Wars themed titles and lyrics to be found on the album. Either way, there might be a moment here and there when the lyrics feel a bit wookiee, err wonky. Those moments are beautifully offset by brilliant lines in tracks like Everyone I know,  Year Of The Pig, The Bloody 9 and Broncola. It might also be because vocalist Douwe de Wilde might sound a bit less confident here or there, or because he has a different kind of timbre and pitch than usually the case with stoner rock. It is highly different compared to the vocalist on their debut Boca Do Inferno. Either way, it definitely keeps your ears peaked! There are a few background vocals by one Luuk Penterman from Sugartoosh and Premium & Marjan Welman from Autumn and Vetrar Draugurinn, and those are hitting the sweet spot. Especially on Year Of The Pig. One of the prize songs on the album. But Ditch manages to find them often, those sweet spots, either with atmospheric guitar off shoots, clomping drums and motoring bass work. Or with paying homage to the stonerrock of yore. By name or riff. It makes the new Ditch album an easy go-to record for the road, under the Desert Sun, or while mowing the lawn… Instead of Kyuss, putting Ditch on loud..

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Bunsenburner – Reverie

 

 

Bunsenburner – Reverie
Self-released – 2025
Rock, Metal, Stoner, Sludge, Doom, Jazz
Rated: ***

There are these dream sequences that remind you of long lost romantic moments and those will stay with you for the rest of time. And on this album there are a few instances that seem to waltz with those memories. Before they are brutally burned to a cinder by the experimental genre-defying metal that Bunsenburner delivers. The Freiburg Im Breisgau, Germany five-piece recorded their new album Reverie live during a manic four-day session at Huji Maja Studios in Freiburg Im Breisgau. Captivated by their earlier release Rituals we dove head first into their new vision, soon experiencing momentary flashes of pearly hallucinations and then having them turn into metallic nightmares. The Reverie gets shaken around violently and black metal signature seem to want to scorch whatever lingering feelings of euphoria might be there. Often coming across like a jam-band Avant La Lettre, the thirteen tracks carry many a riff and a multitude of landscapes. Landscapes that seem ridden with earthquakes and aftershocks but always returning to a momentary oasis of peace and tranquility. And therein lies the power of Bunsenburner, to heat things right up to the moment of boiling, to seek out the right amount of tremor and quake before tooling it all down to a pilot light, to a mesmerizing flame to stare into until you get lost in it…

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The Doom Charts for January 2025

 

DOOM CHARTS

JANUARY 2025

 

“Two albums diverged from heaviness
And I am lucky I could journey with both
And be a traveler, with no weariness
Or suffer solitariness
I could dive into all of the Doom Charts undergrowth…“

~ adapted from The Road Not Taken by Robert Frost

Welcome to the first regular edition of the 2025 Doom Charts! Where we glance back at  January to hear what the first month of the new year brought us. Are you ready for another deluge of heaviness? We hope so! It’s been an amazing first month already, with 238 albums receiving votes this month. And we rarely have seen Numbers 1 and 2 this close together. Which meant we had to do them justice and provide two blurbs for Number 2 as well. And to make things even freakier, they’ve come out on the same label. Go check’m out. But be sure, to check all forty; they are all worthy of your attention! And do not hesitate to let us know which one you are missing! It might just be our new favorite record!

The brand new, first edition of the new year!
It's the First Friday of the new month, which means a new Doom Charts editon is here!
TheDoom Charts list to guide you through the maze...
Go check out all Forty albums ready to set the Heavy Underground a blaze!

Personal votes went out to: Dunes, Godzillionaire, ZOAHR, Hedonist, Land Mammal, T F N R S H, Plasticdrop, Motorik Road Trip, Icarus Burns, Fish Basket and many more that unfortunately did not make the list... Would have loved to have seen Hex by Sha-La-Lees make it...


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 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 for January 2025

Stoner HiVe’s Quick Fire Friday

 

 

Stoner HiVe’s Quick Fire Friday

It’s Friday… The First Friday of the Month! Which means the new Doom Charts just went live! A great edition once again, covering the best of the heavy underground releases of January 2025. And then Stoner HiVe decides to do another Quick Fire Friday round as well! That’s a lot of heavy music to take in! But where the Doom Charts glance over their shoulder towards January, we go back to 2024 with this round of heavy releases! That’s right, all albums out since 2024! So, Here are some quick words about some great releases. We know, they deserve more, but there’s so much good and heavy stuff, and we just simply cannot ever do it all justice. So here it is… Another Stoner HiVe’s Quick Fire Friday! And it burns hot like molten lava!

Kaputth – I

Kaputth hails from Nuremberg, Germany and explores all very dark and stormy doom landscapes on their first full-sized release called I. The quartet has been releasing music since 2021 and the I album feels like a culmination of all that came before. Highly atmospheric, the funeral touch and the scorched scenery will strike a chord in the heart of all the lost souls, blood suckers and black metal enthusiasts…

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Lowmad – Lost

The Lowmad four produced some highly addictive grungy and cosmic stoner rock! Their eight track album is called Lost and it is truly an amazing labyrinthian work to lose yourself in. Haunting, chased by the devil vocals, punk attitudes, sludge tones, and some whirling noise that will surely drive every minotaur crazy! Go get Lost!

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Sequester – Cosmic Considerations

Sequester is the musical project of Canadian singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Ryan Boc. He started his journey in 2005 and the new Cosmic Considerations album combines all that space, psych, prog and metal you can possibly need. This being the work of one man feels like pure insanity! Mind warp inducing, which is always a good thing!

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Fringe Sociology - Crucial Carbon Molecules

Remember when we went crazy for that first Fringe Sociology single Karma Carcass, Soul Queen? Well, the crazies are back with a second single, all leading up to that full sized release in 2025. This is called Crucial Carbon Molecules; which combines spacey vocals, insane drum work and floating guitar lines. A paradox of high energy and slow dreaming… Lucid or not, this will suck you in!

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Six Months of Sun – Creatures

Cold Smoke Records and Urgence Disk released the new Six Months of Sun album on December 6th. It’s called Creatures and brings more of the wildness we fell in love with on their earlier Below The Eternal Sky album. Which was preceded by the equally stunning And Water Flows from 2013. That’s right, Six Months of Sun have been together for more than twelve years. And the new Creatures is an instrumental stoner metal monster!

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Organmother – Pentagrammaton

Organmother features members from Bismarck and Green Sky Accident and hails from Bergen, Norway. Pentagrammaton is the debut single and it’s something to fall head over heals for! It will melt your heart with furious energy! Sludge metal, stoner, doom and noise and all brought with such intensity it will surely set your soul on fire!

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Doomsday Sun - A Slow, Agonising Rapture

Doomsday Sun is a four piece from Stoke-on-Trent in the UK. And on A Slow, Agonising Rapture they bring you classic metal, but with doom, goth, grind and death influences. A few instances when the groove is allowed to take hold and some eighties thrash moments, but all of it full of dank despair and tales of twisted dystopia. Be warned!

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Klatsche - Breitseite

Like a slap in the face! The Breitseite single by German duo Klatsche. No flies swatted here, this is like an ohrfeige! Freakishly eccentric, the duo combines elements of punk, metal, stoner and math to give you eleven minutes of guitar and drum madness. It hurts, but it balances you out and will keep the world from running you plumb crazy.

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The Elven – Shine

 

 

The Elven – Shine

That time machine thing right?! Cause the debut album Solstice by the new The Elven quintet will be released on April 3rd! It will be out through Spinda Records (ES), in a new collaboration with Clostridium Records (DE) and Echodelick Records (US). And today, we’re treated to the sunbeam, the first single, a beautiful ray of light called Shine. And if you had not heard about The Elven yet, well, this project is made up out of members of Saturna and Earthless! A warm and loving embrace made up from classic hard rock and seventies psych. Stunning!

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The Elven drop "Shine" as their first-ever single

Tabatha Puig, James Vieco, Javi Gómez, Isaiah Mitchell and Rod Tirado.

The Elven are making their debut today, Thursday, February 6th, with "Shine," the first preview of 'Solstice', a debut album set to be released on April 3, 2025, through Spinda Records.

What began at the end of 2020 as an irrational need to compose music by Rod Tirado and James Vieco from Saturna soon took on a different identity when they brought in their friends Isaiah Mitchell (Earthless) on lead guitar, Tabatha Puig on keyboards, and Javi Gómez on drums. In just one month, they wrote the 8 songs that make up this debut album, titled 'Solstice', which they recorded with all the freshness and spontaneity of the moment at the Analog Drive-in Studios, alongside Christian A. Korn at the controls and Dani Pernas as co-producer. Pernas would later handle the mixing before passing the project on to Estanis Elorza for mastering.

        

Solstice
1. Shine
2. Far beyond
3. Closer to freedom
4. New pair of wings
5. Stand right next to me
6. Out the door
7. Wherever I go
8. All of a sudden

For the graphic design, they once again enlisted an illustration by Jondix (Tool, Black Sabbath, High on Fire, Electric Wizard) and the design by Jalón de Aquiles for a vinyl edition that will be released by Spinda Records (ES), in a new collaboration with Clostridium Records (DE) and Echodelick Records (US), who previously worked together on the debut album by Loma Baja.

'Solstice' will be available on April 3, 2025, and will be released exclusively in digital format and on vinyl; in a limited edition of 300 copies in marbled yellow, which can already be pre-ordered at spindarecords.com.

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Lo-Pan - Ozymandias

 

Lo-Pan – Ozymandias

The second single of the new LO-PAN album Get Well Soon has a damn cool video treatment! After already rocking out with The Good Fight we can now get freaky with Ozymandias! Album comes out through Magnetic Eye Records on April 4th… But after watching Ozymandias, I’m seriously thinking about inventing a time machine and skipping a month or two…

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LO-PAN reveal video single 'Ozymandias'
taken from the forthcoming new album
"Get Well Soon"

LO-PAN unveil the performance video 'Ozymandias' as the next advance single taken from the American hard rockers' forthcoming album "Get Well Soon". The new full-length from the long-running foursome from Columbus, Ohio will hit the streets on April 4, 2025.

The title 'Ozymandias' refers to the Greek version of the name of the Egyptian warrior-pharaoh Ramesses II, which inspired a sonnet by English Romantic poet Percy Bysshe Shelley as well as the mass-murdering antagonist of the acclaimed graphic novel "Watchmen" (1986) by writer Alan Moore and artist Dave Gibbons.

On further news, LO-PAN have just announced five album release shows in Ohio and Kentucky. All confirmed dates are listed below.

Please see below for album details and biographical information.

The video clip 'Ozymandias' featuring THE MOMS is available for immediate publication via this LINK

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LO-PAN Album Release US Tour
04/04/2025 Columbus, OH (US) Ace of Cups
05/04/2025 Dayton, OH (US) Blind Bobs
18/04/2025 Newport, KY (US) Southgate House
19/04/2025 Lexington, KY (US) Al's Bar
25/04/2025 Cleveland, OH (US) Grog Shop


LO-PAN 'Ozymandias'
Taken from the album "Get Well Soon"

LO-PAN comment: "We wrote 'Ozymandias' as the last song for the album and when I came up with these riffs, I immediately knew that they belonged on this record, and the rest of the guys ultimately agreed", guitarist Chris Thompson states, while drummer Jesse Bartz explains the most striking visual aspect of the video: "Our female parental units are the true rockstars in all of our lives. This video was an amazing experience and a great opportunity to bring them all together and to celebrate our music." Jeff Martin gets the final word: "Basically, this song is about acknowledging the impermanence of power and also the existence of objective truth", the vocalist adds. "Just take a look around at global events, if you need examples."

Video credits
Directed by Lo-Pan & Joe Fortunato
Cinematography by Joe Fortunato & Nikki Fortunato
Editing & visual effects by Joe Fortunato
Acting models: The Moms

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 Review for Lo-Pan – Subtle

Lo-Pan's Subtle came in on Number 11 of the Stoner HiVe Top 20 Countdown of 2019

Lo-Pan's Colossus came in on Number 16 of the Stoner HiVe Top 20 Countdown of 2014

Lo-Pan's Salvador came in on Number 3 of the Stoner HiVe Top 20 Countdown of 2011

 Lo-Pan's Sasquanaut came in on Number 9 of the Stoner HiVe Top 20 Countdown of 2009

 

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

 

 

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Top 10 Most Listened Artists Last Week…

Komatsu
Lowmad
Peacebone
Bikini Beach
Collignon
Ditch
Fuzz Evil
Kwoon
Pentagram
Gentle Beast

Monday! A day of recuperation and of finally getting some listening and writing time in. During the weekend we had our nice, god daughter, little princess over. And well, she’s a handful! Delightful though… But, it will take us a few days to recuperate, ho ho ho. So, above, the Top 10 Most Listened albums. Below the Spotify Playlist… And don’t forget to check out albums mentioned last week Plasticdrop, Peacebone, Warpstormer, Hedonist and of course all of those on the Quick Fire Friday! Here’s hoping we can mention some this week as well! Enjoy!

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Hedonist - Eat Thus

 

 

Hedonist - Eat Thus
Polderrecords - 2025
Stoner, Metal
Rated: ****

In the eyes of the ignorant neighbor I am, I always had and have the impression that bands from Belgium give every kind of underground music their own little twist, which makes the good stuff that little bit more interesting (and often better). But there are exceptions to the rule. Bands that don't fuss about and aim straight for their goal without any frills or unnecessary bits and bops. One of those bands is Hedonist, who don't hesitate to let you know that they have been put on this earth to let you know they mean business.

'Eat Thus' is their third full length (released almost nine years after its predecessor 'The Collapse') and grabs you by the throat as soon as thunderous opener 'Dirtscraper' bursts through the speakers and rips the essence of your being apart. Telling you it's built around a monster groove would be a huge understatement. It's stoner metal at its very best, supported by a heavy, in your face production that sounds like a freight train running over you at full speed.

As you might expect after the introduction above, Hedonist consistently roams around in the blurry no man's land between stoner and metal. If they weren't aware of that the way they obviously are, boredom and monotony could be lurking around the corner. Not in this case. The attention and emphasis shift constantly, which means at times the stoner side comes to the forefront, like on the aforementioned 'Dirtscraper' and 'Just Start Kicking', while at other times metal is the dominant ingredient, mainly in the triple attack of 'Golden Voodoo Witch', 'Warrior' and 'Helvete'. And then there's a song called 'Beaumont', which wanders off the beaten path with its slightly slower pace and its extensive instrumental part that could best be described as post alternative doom rock. But like all good things, the best is being saved for last. The epic, balanced stoner/doom/metal hybrid riff fest called 'Kryszty C' ends things on a high note with lots of variation and the raw, yet pleasant vocals of Frank Homolka taking center stage. That's what I call coming back with a bang after an extended period of silence.

(Written by Ronny Dijksterhuis)

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Bandcamp Codes – Warpstormer

 

 

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Warpstormer – Warpstormer

Remember, remember, that time in November. When that wild full-sized Warpstormer album was released? I do! And I’ve been spinning the shit out of it every since! It followed that damn fine Here Comes Hell EP from 2022 and showed promise of so much more. Well, you can read what we wrote about Here Comes Hell HERE and about Warpstormer HERE. So, click on either link as you claim a Bandcamp Code. Read all about Warpstormer as you get whirled around by their barrage of intense metal riffs and sludge tones, thrash speeds and punk energy. Warpstormer rules!

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Full review for Warpstormer – Here Comes Hell

 

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