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Smoke Healer Hebron, Kentucky
Smoke Healer mixes classic 70's hard rock influence with a heavy dose of stoner metal to form a sonic sledgehammer of heaviness!
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Reflections
by The Black Wizards
supported by 14 fans who also own “Flat Black Cars”
This just has some great vibes all around - from the energy of 56th Floor and Symphony of the ironic sympathy to the gentle, laid back Soul Keeper - it’s worth the time to listen to it all.
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supported by 14 fans who also own “Flat Black Cars”
Evil Elvis does the swamp blues. Sludgy, mushy, fantastic. 🤘
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supported by 13 fans who also own “Flat Black Cars”
I can’t believe I’m just now finding this band. I lucked into finding them by reading an old interview with The Skull members Eric Wagner, Ron Holzner, and Jeff Olson (All three formerly of Trouble, too). They’ve been broken up for almost a decade now. Such a shame; they should have and still should be HUGE! The vocalist has some amazing pipes! If you listen to the first song and don’t buy it, it’s quite possible you have zero taste when it comes to heavy music.
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Devil Electric
by Devil Electric
On their self-titled LP, Melbourne’s Devil Electric drag doom metal to the swamp.
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Former members of the great band SubRosa return as The Otolith, and their debut LP finds them at the peak of their mighty powers.
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Fall Of The Xafyre Dynasty
by Tales Of A Liquid Dawn
A mind-bending psychedelic rock opera with the songs to match, “Xafyre Dynasty” has its controls set for the heart of the sun.
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supported by 13 fans who also own “Flat Black Cars”
Solid and consistent rock album. However, there are not enough defining moments or variations in style (both vocally and instrumentally) to sustain my interest for long. I struggle to recognize the song I’m listening to because they all sound so much alike. That being said, though, the band does what they do well. I just wish there was a bit more creativity. The guitar solo in Crying of the Wolves is pretty cool. 6/10.
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