American psychedelic rock band from Washington, D.C., formed in 1998, known for blending 1960s psychedelia with stoner and doom-influenced sounds.

Formed in Washington, D.C.; active since 1998. Noted for hypnotic, repetitive song structures and a blend of 60s psychedelia and doom/stoner rock. Key albums covered in DeBaser reviews include Dead Meadow (self-titled), Shivering King and Others, Feathers and Old Growth. Peel Sessions and live performances are referenced in reviews.

DeBaser hosts a handful of attentive reviews of Dead Meadow. Reviewers repeatedly praise the band's hypnotic, slow-moving psychedelic/stoner sound with doom-like elements. Studio albums Feathers, Shivering King and Others and Old Growth are highlighted. Live performance coverage notes strong musicianship and engaged shows.

For:Fans of psychedelic rock, stoner rock and doom-influenced music; listeners who enjoy 60s-inspired, hypnotic guitar textures.

 Okay, we’ve already spilled all the jam, live we’re whips (listen to the exorbitant Peel Sessions to believe) and now, only now, we start writing songs

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 reaching its peak expression in the hidden final track, over 13 minutes of Black Sabbath lost in an acid ocean.

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 I cannot recommend listening to one track over another, as the material this album is made of is so cohesive.

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 Stephen McCarty, the drummer, is impressive.

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