stoner metal
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While titularly a departure for Baroness, STONE mostly finds the band spinning their wheels. STONE by Baroness
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These might be the heaviest rocks yet. Heavy Rocks (2022) by Boris
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Gold & Grey‘s awful production overshadows its handful of songwriting peaks.
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Apart from the slightly improved production quality and a couple of stylistic risks, Electric Messiah is a pretty standard High on Fire album.
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Stoner metal titan Sleep makes a hell of a comeback with The Sciences, which encompasses both the band’s classic sound and influences from the members’ other creative endeavors over the past 15 years.
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On Emperor of Sand, Mastodon pads out rehashed ideas from their last several albums with alt-rock choruses that went out of style with the 90s.
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Kylesa returns with an album that balances crushing sludge metal with spacey psych rock.
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High On Fire’s latest album is one of their catchiest and most melodic yet.
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Video: Red fang- “Wires” Directed by Whitey McConnaughy, the new Red Fang video is absolutely hilarious. Without going too far into the details, it’s basically a story of American ingenuity and creativity, following the tale of what four dudes do with a music video budget of 5,000 dollars.
