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Monday, February 17, 2014

Tubes for everyone!!!

 TUBER
GREECE
Instrumental Post-Rock/Desert Rock
Tuber grew up in a sunny place, south of Greece, in an island called Crete. They were hiding from the sun, jamming in dark studios and playing their music in rock caves. As they moved north, sounds became lighter, since they started miss hot ground. Balance came as a result of smash, dark embraced light and improvisation turned into an effortless and instinctive process. Tuber moved their interest into new forms, founding themselves experimenting with compositions that combine mixed styles and sounds from different ground. Focus is now on rock aesthetic flirting with psychedelic atmosphere and a touch of romantic mood. At this time Tuber live in Serres, forming their feelings and thoughts into music and words, still learning how to leave with reality and reinventing it with love. 

get it here

"If you had a bad day at work or your beer is empty...do not despair because with this smooth tunes you can relax on your sofa and
can immerse themselves in other worlds. Tuber are from my favourite  land to make holiday...it's Greece and like the

landscape and the people of this land, the music comes with
 a lot of emotions and the attitude of the nature and friendliness.
I like the last work of them a lot  and I was very impressed of the new album, it's a little bit different than the other one, they transforms to a new area, more heavy and varied than the last but also really good..."

9 from 10 Stonerheadpoints

Thursday, September 26, 2013

...heavy shit baby!!!

Heavy Rock
USA/Indiana

They say that anything worth doing is worth doing right. If you want it done right then you have to do it yourself and that takes time. With that being said, The Heavy Co. has wrapped up production on their first full length record, Midwest Electric. It’s story is close to epic if you consider that we are talking about a record that is a result of 4 hazy years of tears, writing, woodshedding, playing live, recording and producing the whole damn production in-house to yield 37 or so smoke and incense filled minutes of psychedelic guitar rock haze that solidly stretches the limits of the genre that has been come to be affectionately (or not so affectionately, depending on who you talk to) known as “stoner rock”.
Let’s get a few things straight. This record was never meant to be perfect. The tempos swell and recede, the vocals aren’t necessarily in key all of the time, and you’re going to hear some things buzz, but I can assure you...it sounds exactly how it was supposed to. Originally Midwest Electric was intended to be recorded on an 8 track tape machine, but Murphy’s Law prevails and the damn thing broke right in time for tracking. THC went ahead and took advantage of their digital recording capabilities to the fullest, but underneath the layers of extra tracks is the sound of three guys getting down in a room and jamming like they only got one take at the thing. The other thing is while there is no doubt, like their other “stoner” peers, that a huge part of THC’s sound is a throwback to the classic rock of the late 60’s and early 70’s, it’s a modern rock sound. The idea that their music is “modern” sets THC apart from most “stoner rock” bands. It’s cool if a band relies on the amplifier theatrics of the 70’s (who doesn’t love a loud riff through a wall of amps), but as the guys say, “don’t stop now, there’s no time to cry”. Jimi Hendrix was looking for a “new kind of blues” and The Heavy Co. are giving it their best shop.

Midwest Electric isn’t a stereotypical “stoner rock” record. It could have just as easily have been called “Midwest Eclectic”. First off, there is a country twinge to the whole thing, especially in the subtle twangy drawl that creeps into the vocal delivery. Second, no two songs on the record really sound alike. Midwest Electric moves from a driving hard rock number like The Humboldt County Waltz to the lonesome guitar wail and lament of Neil Young to the spacey drone of Sailing Towards The Setting Sun and the bluesy fuzzed out doom of One Big Drag . The album’s seven songs are unique to themselves but never out of place with each other. THC has meticulously crafted a record that embodies the feelings of isolation, paranoia, and general drudgery of existing in between the rows of corn and how it contrasts with the hopes and dreams that come from the transcendental experiences of those bored “different” souls that reside there inevitably get around to having. That or THC just wanted to write some songs so they could groove out and play some guitar solos. Whatever works for you. Please tune in...

For more information visit www.theheavycompany.net


"Nice psychedelic and heavy rock sound from this awesome band, The Heavy Company comes with a bright and full sound spectrum and makes your ears happy, spacefull and smooth song's like "Neil Young,Sailing Towards The Setting Sun are also on "Midwest Electric"...it's very sculpting sound and so all kinds of music lovers comes to their costs...if you like southern rock and more fuzzy stuff you will like "One Big Drag, El Bango Grande(southern space song)...on the whole a very well album...check it out!!!"
 
 8 from 10 Stonerheadpoints

Sunday, June 30, 2013

...transformers of doom...

TALBOT
ESTLAND
DOOM/SLUDGE

Talbot, the heaviest duo on Earth (and beyond), has been conquering the world actively since 2008.

With Magnus Andre on bass guitar, synths, vocals and Jarmo Nuutre on
drums & vocals, this duo from Estonia's capital Tallinn, has created a unique sound of their own - massive, atmospheric and noisy with a nice amount of psychedelia on top of it.
Band has previously released an EP "Tundra" in 2008 and album "EOS" (2010).
"EOS" was nominated for the Best Metal album of 2010 at the Estonian Music
Awards.
Talbot’s second album “Scaled was released in April 2013 and has already gained a lot of feedback from the listeners and reviewers. 
The duo just finished their yet another European tour and among the other festivals will also play a show at the Roskilde Festival this July.
In this autumn Talbot will continue their touring in Russia, Europe, Scandinavia and Balkan countries and getting ready for the overseas tours in 2014.

GET MERCH HERE


FEEL THE DOOM HERE

"Adaptable like TOOL
...disturbing and bleak like High on Fire
...violently and scathing like EYEHATEGOD
...pushing and harmoniously like SONS OF OTIS...
at the same time...2 humans do great music...SCALED is truly like a brain massage...try it because it's good for you!!"

9 from 10 Stonerheadpoints

Wednesday, January 16, 2013

...creep show!!!

SPIDER KITTEN
DOOM/SLUDGE

There are some bands whose sound requires less of a description and more of a comprehensive lab test, and Newport’s influential Spider Kitten are most definitely one such band

Originally formed as a duo (sans drummer) back in 2001 by founding members Chi Lameo (vocals, guitar) and Ptew (effects) it didn’t take long for the band to acquire an audience, and with it a cult reverence that over a decade on continues to stretch beyond the South Wales doom scene.


Destroying PA systems and lysergically lacing drone metal with onstage visual projections in support of groups such as Taint, Firebird and Suns of Thunder, since their 2003 debut _LP (Underscore) Spider Kitten have put out a prolific number of recordings. From demos, EPs and split singles to full-length albums most have either been given away or shared around freely thanks to the band’s furiously DIY ethic and an ethos that is as raw now as it has ever been.

older stuff video with finest tank86 and kyuss style!!

Through their frightening prolificacy they have amassed a back catalogue that swallows styles from proto-grunge and heavy psychedelia, to doom and industrial noise. All drowned in the influence of artists as diverse as Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, Leonard Cohen, Pink Floyd, The Melvins and the dirtiest miscellany of Sub Pop’s early output.


Spider Kitten have expanded their line-up in recent times to include respected noise merchants Chris West (ex-Taint) on drums, Rob Davies on guitar and Al White on bass, and their latest album Cougar Club is not just a product of their now veteran status but a culmination of eleven years of experimentation. From the opening eerie swell and crushing grind of ‘Twin Obscenities’ to the classic motoric rock groove of ‘Burdened’ and doomy 70s progressive closer of its title track, this is without question Spider Kitten’s most complete and ambitious recording to date. A total blast for everyone who has waited for it, a reminder to those that might have forgotten, and the biggest kick in the head for those yet to hear how awesome they are, and have been for a long time.


Listen to forthcoming single 'Twin Obscenities' from Cougar Club here


buy it here

"Defiantly the sound of hell...deep and heavy riffs, great simple slow drums and a smooth voice create a fat wall of high quality sound. Spider Kitten is a great band so check them out because its good for you!"

9 from 10 Stonerpoints

Wednesday, December 19, 2012

...i do it myself...alone...double feature!

FOLK/SPACE/AMBIENT

Plankton Wat is the solo musical project of Dewey Mahood, also known as the guitar player of the amazing ETERNAL TAPESTRY

After several records on interesting labels as Stunned, Digitalis and Thrill Jockey PlanktonWat present with this 12″ onesided 5 songs of rare beauty.

The coordinates of his sound are kosmische drones, spiritual improvisation, burnt out psych, and sun baked folk.

Mahood plays different instruments and drives the listeners in a psychedelic thoughtful travel with his warm harmonies and the relaxing deep style of his guitar.

The sound reflects the inspiration of artists like Jack Rose, John Fahey, Agitation Free, Sandy Bull and Brian Eno just to quote some of them.

“Mirror Lake” comes out as a limited edition of 300 copies 12″ onesided pressed on 180 gr.

listen here
thanks to Ricky

6 from 10 Stonerpoints

Psychedelic Drone/Space Dark Rock/Doom Ambient

Exhausting & unsettled & underground & introspective stream - To listen only in the dark/wild, high in headphones ; (caring, at night, lying down)

KIJE is elsewhere, nowhere, far outside the world and deep inside the mind, in the unconscious conscious.

KIJE is in the introspective feeling void, just the void ; not in this dirty mark here. KIJE is for nothing, no one.

KIJE goes against everything of this false worldly and isn't for listening to this abject civilization, these people to loathe, despise ; more dead than wretched objects.

get it here

5 of 10 Stonerpoints

Sunday, December 9, 2012

...sunday psych...



BLACK SCIENCE
SPACE ROCK
USA

Black Science’s music is derived from three major sources: personal powers of the soul/mind/body (mesmerism, astral projection, thought-casting, etc.), powers gained by tapping this universe’s ambient magical energy and employing it for specific effects (teleportation, illusion-casting, energy projection), and finally, powers gained through the tapping of extra-dimensional energy by invoking entities or objects of power dwelling in mystical dimensions, tangential to our own. The latter means of power is usually gained by the recitation of spells; either ritualized ones found in various mystic texts or by original spells invoking extra-dimensional assistance. 


DO IT HERE
GET "Cosmodemonic Beyond" FOR FREE ON THEIR BANDCAMP SITE
...ALSO CHECK OUT THE NEW ALBUM
"An Echo Through the Eyes of Forever"

"Extreme trippy and crazy psych rock of this nice dude's straight from Seattle...for me sometimes to much information's for my ear's but on both album's are really great song's available. I prefer the songs with the fuzz parts...Check out the black science..." 

Thank's to Thad McKraken
6 from 10 Stonerpoints

Tuesday, October 23, 2012

Ominous & black...

OMINOUS BLACK
Anthropic Records
POST-SLUDGE
USA/Phil

Ominous Black began their journey in 2007, deploying lush, doomed, cosmic post-rock mixed with textural psychedelia.  Ominous Black has polished their way through four releases, creating a sound and feel that sets them apart.  For this fifth release, Ominous Black recruited Evan Pontell-Schaefer of Sadgiqacea to beast the gut-wrenching vocals and heart-pounding drums.  This two song release is a testament to where they have been and where they are heading.


The self-titled release is available from anthropic records in white vinyl and black/white marble vinyl.  The art was designed by Alyssa Maucere with hand pressed packaging by Reuben Little (Ocean). The music was recorded at Electrical Audio by the mighty Steve Albini and mastered by John Golden at Golden Mastering.


Ominous Black will tour US/Canada Fall 2012 and will set out for their 6th Full US tour in Spring/Summer 2013.


get it here

"Angry vocal bite's...KVELERTAK mood is working in this band...but a little bit smoother and with more slow space and psych part's...real mighty sound...thank's for good music!"

8 from 10 Stonerheadpoints

Thursday, September 6, 2012

...today some retro vegetables...


VINTAGE CUCUMBER
GERMANY
EXPERIMENTAL/PSYCH/SPACE ROCK
Toady i will show you a solo project of a crazy dude from germany, he creates sound worlds of the finest somewhere between Ã˜resund Space Collective and the style of old movie's and sound sample's of daily life...not everything is meant but some song's are really interesting and arouse curiosity what is yet to come.
Bewildering parts, playful atmosphere's, broken dream's, crazy songwriting...just different.
Enjoy and support him on his Facebook page and download his album's for free on bandcamp.



Get "Schadenfreude" here

Get "Tom mit de Bon Style" here

Get "Mc Goyle Style" here

Wednesday, August 15, 2012

...hosted from space...

BLACK SPACE RIDERS
STONER/PSYCH
GERMANY

In the fading last winter nights of 2008 JE, SLI, SAQ and CRIP entered a musty and mouldy basement for the first time together: The plan was simple: Jamming ... loud and heavy, rediscovering that nearly lost feeling of getting impassioned by a pushing, pulling, droning and moving wall of self-created sound. It worked!
In 2010 the self-titled debut-album was released. "Black Space Riders" triggered enthusiastic reviews around the globe and the band played a run of sweaty shows in Europe.
Now the space trip is in the second round: the whole conceptual approach jumps on for several million light years. The band is releasing their second album "Light is the new black" on the 16th of march 2012.
Everything belongs together: music and lyrics, band name, song title, cover artwork, sound: a "total vision" is creating strong, cartoon-like images!
Musically BLACK SPACE RIDERS are reaching for the stars behind the boundaries of the StonerSpaceDoom-universe ... Diversification: heavy, hard, hypnotic walls of sound change to atmospheric passages, followed by driving rockers and sternomastoid anthems. Extremes are explored: there are concise three-minute-punch-ups as well as slowly rising and long epics easily exceeding the eight-minute-limit.
There is whispering, singing, crooning, screaming and yelling. You will find wacky soundscapes as well as compact riffmonsters.
And: there is always the approach of writing "real songs" causing a certain degree of "accessibility" combined with a strong groove orientation.
The new album was recorded at "die Tonmeisterei" in Oldenbourg/Germany and boasts an incredibly rich, vibrant, warm, breathing and differentiated analog sound.
This is not at all "modern" and definitely not "retro": timeless rock music loving and developing its roots, taking the best of the traditions of the 70s, 80s and 90s and playing with the future.



buy the new killer album here
also enjoy the tour 2013

"This album is a real murder disc...hot hot hot...from the beginning to the end a real blast.
Every second exciting and totally varied and spacey...let jump the apes out of your home music system and enjoy this holy and peaceful sound...a truelly ear feast "

9 from 10 Stonerpoints

Tuesday, July 10, 2012

...makes me wet...

MAKE
SLUDGE/PSYCH

Trephine, the full-length from Chapel Hill's MAKE, starts off like a straight-up doom record with opener 'Ancient Tongues' all ominous riffs, thick bass lines and grim vocals that sound more black metal than sludge. However, as the album continues it retains the darkness but adds psychedelic elements to the mix. MAKE may not be a stoner band, but they sure as hell make music to get stoned to.

The entire album is a slow-paced slide through atmospheric sounds of psychedelic doom and is consistently mesmerising, with sounds ranging from crushing doom to swirling, spacey sludge. Best enjoyed at midnight with a fat spliff and a stroll through a forest.



buy it here on CD or Vinyl here

"Such an powerful and dynamic debut album of this mighty sludge trio from North Carolina...stomping riffs...dark tune's with a touch of space and psych parts...prepare to fight...enjoy this great album and also listen to other great band's of Devouter Record's like Wiht or Cultura Trees"

big thanks to Phil

8 from 10 Stonerpoints