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 An aggressive hypnotic vortex, where tactile and auditory impressions, colors, and smells crumple upon themselves.

 Because there’s absolutely nothing serious here, but really nothing, here it’s a game to see who can do it harder.

Tivol's 'Early Teeth' is a reissued 2002 album featuring four long, acid-infused psychedelic garage rock tracks. Its chaotic, hypnotic soundscape and bold guitar riffs offer a nostalgic yet aggressive rock experience. The album is both challenging and rewarding, with a playful and intense energy that captivates listeners. It's a must-listen for fans of experimental and vintage underground rock. Explore Tivol’s hypnotic garage rock trip—listen now and get lost in the psychedelic chaos!

 What matters is the tickle of the asphalt under the fingertips, the color of the horizon, the aching face, this foul air that ever so slowly poisons the lungs, the slow rhythm of a heartbeat.

 In the end, it is only silent, solitary, post-rock...

The review of Jakob's 'Dominion' captures a deeply emotional and solitary experience, highlighting its post-rock nature. Through vivid imagery, it evokes feelings of solitude, chaos, and quiet reflection. The album is described as a peaceful and anxious journey, marked by sound and atmosphere rather than words. Overall, the review praises the album's ability to move listeners into introspection and stillness. Explore Jakob's Dominion for a powerful post-rock experience that takes you deep into solitude and reflection.

 Three journeys into the icy deep space, where Hawkwind’s spaceship got lost in the times of 'Space Ritual'.

 Nothing new, but these guys are serious. Try it to believe it.

This 2009 album by First Band From Outer Space offers three lengthy tracks that transport listeners through psychedelic, icy space atmospheres. The sound recalls legendary space rock pioneers like Hawkwind. Though not groundbreaking, the band’s dedication and high-quality execution make this album a compelling listen for fans of the genre. Dive into the cosmic vibes of First Band From Outer Space and experience their trippy space rock journey now!

 Because if you like symphonic and cunning black in the style of Cradle Of Filth (from the nineties) and epic atmospheres and you think they can’t meet, with this little disc you will change your mind.

 Because the Crown Of Autumn are known by just a handful of shabby cats who will soon stop running on roofs, preferring to stay secluded at the edges of sidewalks.

This review highlights Crown of Autumn's album The Treasures Arcane as a notable work combining symphonic black metal with epic atmospheres. It praises the band for standing out in the Italian metal scene of the 90s, contrasting them against more commercial acts. The reviewer acknowledges the album's value for fans of 90s Cradle of Filth style and encourages recognition of the band despite their obscurity. Although brief and self-aware of its limitations, the review invites listeners to revisit this underappreciated gem. Explore Crown of Autumn’s The Treasures Arcane and experience a unique blend of symphonic black metal and epic atmospheres!

 The jazz trumpet of Toshinori Kondo drags itself, intoxicated and slow, to timidly peek through the folds of the canvas that Krush weaves with trip hop and dub.

 Like a city in the rain.

The album Ki-Oku by DJ Krush and Toshinori Kondo creates a vivid, atmospheric soundscape evoking a rainy city filled with industrial and neon-lit imagery. Trip hop beats and dub production blend seamlessly with introspective jazz trumpet melodies. The collaboration results in a dark yet sweet musical conversation, culminating in a poignant cover of Bob Marley's "Sun is Shining." This work stands as an anthem to finding light even amidst urban gloom. Dive into the moody soundscape of Ki-Oku—listen now to experience this unique blend of trip hop, dub, and jazz.

 "Stoner: Anyone can do it, but some do it better."

 The Elder thus succeed in their attempt to be original even while referencing one of the bands, if not The band, most representative of the genre.

Elder's 2007 debut album impressively builds on the foundations of classic stoner metal, especially influenced by Sleep. The trio combines heavy riffs, psychedelic passages, and shifting tempos to create a personal and epic sound. With strong performances from all band members, the album appeals both to longtime stoner fans and newcomers alike. It successfully blends tradition with originality, making it a standout release on the MeteorCity label. Dive into Elder’s powerful debut and experience stoner metal with a fresh psychedelic twist today!

 The extreme speed of execution of the tracks transforms them from music to hatchet blows behind the ears.

 After 28 years of activity, still splatter music... you can't help but commend Niemeyer for his tenacity!

The Accüsed's 2009 album 'The Curse Of Martha Splatterhead' delivers fast, aggressive, and intense crossover thrash metal mixed with hardcore punk. Niemeyer's distinct horror-themed vocals add a unique Z-grade atmosphere. Despite decades of activity, the band maintains their signature brutal style with remarkable energy and tenacity. The album stands as a powerful and violent listening experience. Dive into The Accüsed's fierce and fiery album—experience the relentless thrash punk terror now!

 It’s not easy to make a Stoner rock album and come across as original.

 Classic desert heavy blues rock, in short, nothing new, for those who want nothing new.

Ponamero Sundown's debut album 'Stonerized' embraces classic stoner rock sounds without attempting much originality. The Swedish band delivers familiar fuzz guitar and wah-wah effects typical of desert blues rock. The album is suited for listeners who enjoy traditional, drugged music vibes. It's a solid release that caters to fans looking for no surprises but steady heavy grooves. Discover Ponamero Sundown's classic stoner rock sound—listen to 'Stonerized' and dive into desert blues grooves today!

 God is good, and his paths are truly infinite it seems.

 The new Om do not present us with anything new, but they retouch, correct, and improve the work the group has shaped over the last six years.

Despite a vital lineup change with a new drummer, OM’s album God Is Good retains the band's signature sound. The album refines and enhances their established style with more pronounced, mystical drumming. Al Cisneros’s bass and vocals remain the focal point, creating evocative, slow prayers wrapped in psychedelic loops. The work pushes forward subtly yet effectively, perhaps marking the best effort by Cisneros yet. Discover OM’s mystical evolution in God Is Good—listen now to experience the essence of modern drone metal.

 Music as solid as marble that carves hundreds of abstract images in the mind.

 Listening to this ultrasensorial journey is like running naked at 300 KM/H and vaporizing against a tank.

Toner Low's second album II delivers four untitled tracks of heavy, hypnotic stoner metal marked by psychedelic darkness and cosmic energy. The music evokes deep sensory and mental exploration through megalithic riffs and vocal chants. It continues the band's signature style of blending metal with psychedelic experiences, resulting in a powerful and immersive sonic journey. The album is praised for its intense atmosphere and unique 'metal-lysergic' character. Dive into Toner Low's II and experience the ultimate psychedelic stoner metal voyage now!