We recently spoke with Swedish doom rock quartet Alastor and lead guitarist Lucy Ferian dished about the band’s history and release of their new Riding Easy Records record, Slave to the Grave.

Maryland doom legends The Obsessed show with ease, why they are just as heavy today as ever, with their new one for Relapse Records in Sacred.

We recently caught up with Kent from Wo Fat to discuss what he feels are the TOP 10 best stoner rock tracks from the 1970s.

When we threw The Pentagram at Nashville, Tennessee’s Season of Arrows, we expected it to be returned to us covered in rhinestones and faded denim. Thankfully, it came back to us safe and metal-as-fuck!

Asbury Park’s fuzzy surf rock twoseom, Yawn Mower, have unveiled another single, “Paddle Out,” off their upcoming EP What’s All This New Piss?, due out March 11th.

Asbury Park-based fuzzed-out surf rock duo, Yawn Mower, are streaming their new EP What’s All This New Piss? ahead of its March 11th release.

While these days you can’t throw a rock without hitting a 70’s fuzz band, Kingnomad has stuck its nose out ahead of the race.

Kingnomad are now streaming their new track “Nameless Cult,” taken from their upcoming Ripple Music release, Mapping The Inner Void.

Black Bow Records and Slomatics are proud to reveal that their new album, Future Echo Returns.

I think I’ve blown out the speakers in my truck because I crank this album both often and loud.

Irish doom/fuzz rockers Slomatics are streaming their new song “Rat Chariot” taken from their upcoming album Future Echo Returns.

At no point does the material feel like it’s waning or moving past the point of enjoyment, but instead keeps its finger right on the pulse.

Nashville-based merchants of doom Season of Arrows have revealed “From The Wilderness We Return”, a haunting sorrow-drenched track from their forthcoming album Give It to the Mountain.

Wrekmeister Harmonies are streaming the first single, “Some Were Saved Some Drowned”, from their forthcoming album Light Falls, due out August 16th.