This round we have a couple local bands from my hometown,
plus a riveting set of heavy jammers scattered across the country from Austrailia, Germany,
Austria, and even Missouri. I mean MISSOURI folks. Kick ass
tunes. Check em out.
Crimson Witch – Satanic Panic
Satanic Panic drowns you with straight up rawk n roll
peppered with proto-powered metal and ball bruising rhythm. The wicked vocals
sear with righteous grooves and hearty riffs. Like Fu Manchu riding a
skateboard with rocket boosters over a lava crusted desert.
Vague Choir – Enjoy Your Decay
I'm not a flower guy,
but knowing these flowers sounds like they look, dark, moody, heavy and
passionate, they'll forever be decaying in my bandcamp urn. Thanks guys for
another bad ass post-punky output.
Silver –Let’s Talk Tomorrow About Last Night
These guys sure do write good tunes. Let’s talk today about
‘Let’s Talk Tomorrow About Last Night’. Greg’s smooth vocals carry the hearty
rhythm, rustic tone and driving hooks straight through your ❤️.
Favorite track: Good Enough.
Stone Priest – Pallor Mortis
Stone Priest take Pallor Mortis to the next level
incorporating a healthy dose of synth into their fiery brand of retro stoner
rock. Think modern day Deep Purple with a gloomy and doomy vibe.
Paralyzed – Hidden Sun
What if Glen Danzig sang in a stoner metal band? Paralyzed
leaves that question floating in your mind as the vocals howl over the
voluptuous fuzz and hard-nosed rhythm. This one throbs that itch that you never
could scratch with unrelenting groove and powerhouse doom.
The Balls – The Beginning Or The End
The Balls continue on their brand of black balling the
status quo with an intoxicating array of hard-driving groove, wicked vocal
melodies, and skull-glossing riffs, with an undeniable hook. So damn catchy!
Favorite track: Subtleman.
Parasol Caravan – Nemesis
The retro tones are on point loaded with a hard swagger of
blues and crunched out fuzz.
The Screaming Fly – Trip To Venus
Oh man, every now and then an album carries you away to
another planet. Trip to Venus is intoxicating, exhilarating and downright
mind-numbing. Swirling psych, hypnotic riffs, and psychotic vocal tones make
this a no-brainer.
Pseudo Mind Hive –Of Seers & Sirens
Imagine Pink Floyd doing the soundtrack to Mad Max....
Favorite track: Equinox.
Iron Sun – Helios
Iron Sun deliver a molten wave of fiery riffs raging with
that NOLA tone and melting with both aggressive and dynamic vocals. Like Héctor
says, like early Baroness forged by heavy metal and tempered with industrial
fuzz.
-The Huntsman
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