OVEN Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
OVEN comes straight from the heat source and into your ear drums. Started in 2017 to let loose on some rock n' roll.
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supported by 11 fans who also own “Dark Matter”
Expect the unexpected. The pairing brings a warm and fuzzy delight much like the sensation of a maraschino cherry at the bottom of a glass of brute whiskey and bitters. The album takes us on a rollercoaster of all things heavy and no roads familiar. GCG offers a Mastadonian dirge brimming with proto-rock chops and Clutchesque groove while End of Age spikes the wax with a progressive fuzz boasting with integrity and shimmering with grit.
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Holy man made buffalo! This might very well be Ripple Music’s release of the year. Seaward drifts closer to progressive heaven by way of bass heavy hook and classic rock dirge.
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TURNED TO STONE Chapter III: Wizzerd vs. Merlin
by Ripple Music
supported by 10 fans who also own “Dark Matter”
Wizzerd's opus is the more tonally consistent of the two. It meditates on galactic riffs and interstellar textures paired with a solid understanding of what makes a good groove. I’m not going to pretend Merlin's 22 minute behemoth makes any narrative or structural sense, but I can’t help but love it. Full review here: https://theeliteextremophile.com/2021/08/02/odds-ends-august-2-2021/
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Midnight Heavyweight
by InTechnicolour
Brighton, UK band leaven surging hard rock with spaced-out stoner-doom on their second LP, recorded in an old chapel on the English coast.
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Italian stoner powerhouse Tenebra has the heft of Sabbath and the hooks of Saint Vitus in their powerfully imposing tunes.
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Crunchy hard rock from Copenhagen with copious killer riffs and the rugged sensibility of Motörhead.
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White Dynomite
by White Dynomite
supported by 10 fans who also own “Dark Matter”
Punk infused hard rock that's as sleazy and explosive as their name suggests. If you're into bands like Backyard Babies and The Hip Priests, you're gonna dig this.
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