The Slow Attack Tennessee
The Slow Attack are a heavy rock band hailing from Chattanooga, Tennessee. Active since 2018, they are a high-energy four-piece, rooted in the old-school of big riffs, big amps and dueling guitars.
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If you like to live on the edge and have no regard for mindless compliance or conformity, this might just be the ticket. But I gotta warn you, Auralayer's Thousand Petals is probably going to duke it out for Album of the Year at Clean and Sober Stoner, maybe even the Doom Charts, against the likes of Hail the Void, Faery Ring, Snakemother and Acid King. Once you cross that line, it can be hard to go back... Cleanandsoberstoner.com
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Faerie Ring return and so does the RIFF, all caps. Faerie Ring take what would be a cookie cutter riff from anyone else and just JUICE it so thoroughly, with passion and energy and melodic interest and the all-important rhythmic groove (much more important to a good stoner riff than loud fuzz), that it just blows out your speaker and makes you mean mug. Guaranteed. I loved the wacky sounds they created in the studio that really push this over the edge from great into bonkers-great.
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supported by 49 fans who also own “Desire”
I’ve listened to this album on repeat all day today. It’s heavy, has excellent musicianship, great production, and melodies that stick in your head. It would have felt very comfortable in the mid 90s.
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Combining crooned murder ballads with raw, angsty hard rock hooks, Melbourne's The Ugly Kings are a wrecking crew well worth watching.
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Infectious sludge finally arrives after four years of furtive jamming, out on Small Stone Recordings.
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A stoner-rock opera with dystopian themes, the Italian band's third LP fuses apocalyptic fury with psychedelic splendor.
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I drove through the French Alps listening to this, it was an unforgettable experience.
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