damn sweet vintage psychedelic rock EP, mixture of early purple/quicksilver messenger service/etc..
Archive for June, 2015
BLUE HORIZON out of the blue
Posted in Uncategorized with tags 70s, heavy rock, poland, psychedelic rock on June 30, 2015 by vesalahdeTHUNDERCHIEF the tone of sorrow
Posted in Uncategorized with tags doom, drone, metal, noise, sludge, stoner on June 29, 2015 by vesalahde
THE WICKER MAN
Posted in Uncategorized with tags electric lapland III, folk on June 22, 2015 by vesalahdeDIE ZAPPA – carrogna
Posted in Uncategorized with tags argentina, experimental, progressive, psychedelic, rock, stoner on June 20, 2015 by vesalahde
ARCTIC CROSSROAD
Posted in Uncategorized with tags blues, drone, folk, improvisation on June 20, 2015 by vesalahdeCLOUDBERRY SWAMPS FOREVER
Posted in Uncategorized with tags folk, guitar, instrumental on June 16, 2015 by vesalahdeelectric lapland III on its way.
BLACK FLAG – damaged album covered
Posted in Uncategorized with tags punk, rock, stoner on June 15, 2015 by vesalahde
FREEDOM HAWK into your mind
Posted in Uncategorized with tags hard rock, heavy rock, stoner rock, virginia beach on June 11, 2015 by vesalahde
CHIEFS tomorrow’s over
Posted in Uncategorized with tags desert rock, phoenix, stoner rock on June 10, 2015 by vesalahde
these chiefs arent corrupted and kick out a good first album, would like to hear more kyuss-kind grittiness and looseness, probably sounds perfect live. while the album progresses riffs get more unique and interesting.
QUEEN ELEPHANTINE – omen
Posted in Uncategorized with tags doom, drone, experimental, providence, psychedelic on June 5, 2015 by vesalahde
still in the league of their own, tracks varying from heavy drone/doom to meditative eastern/psychedelic vibes, excellence.
PALACE IN THUNDERLAND – in the afterglow of unity
Posted in Uncategorized with tags heavy metal, heavy rock, springfield, stoner rock on June 4, 2015 by vesalahde
heavy rock meets stoner rock, children of the 80’s feel their hair growing back, riff is good, riff is catchy.
