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Stoner jams with amazing groove. Since I learn to play drums, I find this kind of music the best!
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Stoner-Fusion ! Hot damn, these guys are good. Sometimes savage, sometimes mellow, always heavy. Each new listening bring some new rewards. Dig it. In my top 3 for 2023.
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Diversions Vol. 1: Softly Through Sunshine
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supported by 5 fans who also own “Quantum Mechanics”
This one along with Downpour and Diversions Vol 2 their best work in my opinion. Here they perform with no strings attached, no limits. Pure bliss, highly recommend!
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Mot, the Valuator, Incredible God
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A heavy blend of post-rock and shoegaze from Argentina's Ox en Mayo Alto rides big emotional crests and contemplative valleys.
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The Bees Knees: A Compilation For Dan
by Various
The proceeds of this extensive compilation of punk and rock go towards the healthcare costs of beloved musician Dan Wild-Beesley.
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Snowflakes in July - EP
by Alex Henry Foster & The Long Shadows
Three renditions of “Snowflakes in July” explore all aspects of the song’s stunning beauty, including a mind-blowing 17-minute live version.
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supported by 5 fans who also own “Quantum Mechanics”
Slow Burn is an awesome jam, exclusive to this live release, I believe. It starts out in a free improvisation for all instruments, with the sax playing some particularly Coltrane-y phrases before dying down and being rebuilt atop of a repetitive metronomic beat. This is a vehicle that allows all players to sit back and stretch their improvisatorial "sack", as it were, with some truly outstanding solos from the sax and guitar. Jazzy, krauty, space rock fusion.
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