Review: The Atomic Bitchwax ‘Live At Freak Valley Fest’
Let me begin by mentioning the fact I’ve been listening to New Jersey’s heavy, mind-melting, riff-warpers The Atomic Bitchwax (sometimes
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Heavy Psych Sounds
Premiere: Giöbia ‘The Sweetest Nightmare’ – From New Album ‘Acid Disorder’ That Drops 28th April
Italian time and space warriors Giöbia are descending back down to Terra Firma, and with them, they have their latest
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Review: Lüger ‘Revelations Of The Sacred Skull’
Lüger hail from Montreal, Canada and their particular brand of sleazy doom rock/heavy metal has always been an infectious riot
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Premiere: Witchthroat Serpent ‘Yellow Nacre’ – New Album Drops 3rd March via Heavy Psych Sounds
As monstrously heavy French stoner doomers Witchthroat Serpent prepare themselves to release their new album Trove Of Oddities At The
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Video Premiere: Isaak ‘OBG’ – Taken From The New Album ‘Hey’ That Releases 31st March
Genoa’s hard-hitting heavy rock four-piece Isaak, a band that should be familiar having once been associated with long-running and highly
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Review: Endtime & Cosmic Reaper ‘Doom Sessions Vol. 7’
Heavy Psych Sounds have released seven fantastic split albums featuring fourteen outstanding doom metal bands. It’s a series I very
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Review: Warlung ‘Vulture’s Paradise’
Houston’s Warlung are a band that’s been on my radar for a few years now, yet another band on my
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Review: Brant Bjork ‘Bougainvillea Suite’
While Josh Homme might embody the power and swagger of the desert rock scene, his former bandmate Brant Bjork unquestionably
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Review: TONS ‘Hashension’
In a musical landscape of introspective lockdown albums and scathing indictments of injustice, sometimes you need a sticky bongful of
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Review: Sonic Flower ‘Me And My Bell Bottom Blues’
Starting as a side project of Church of Misery‘s Tatsu Mikami and Takenori Hoshi in 2001, I’m assuming to get
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Review: Nebula ‘Transmissions From Mothership Earth’
When I wax nostalgic for my late 90s stoner rock ‘big bang’, I always focus on Monster Magnet and Corrosion
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