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Mountain of Attention
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Monster
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Freedom Guild United
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Chu De Phat
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Gimme The Bone
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Bitchlord
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Olympus Mons
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Sir Hedgehog Vancouver, British Columbia
Sir Hedgehog was a Vancouver-based heavy rock band from 1995-2005. Following several demos, the band released this
critically-acclaimed self-titled debut in 2002. Goatsnake meets Soundgarden? Uriah Heep meets mid-period Cathedral?
Former members went on to play with Monobrow, Black Betty, Jake E. Lee's Red Dragon Cartel, and Jojo Jones.
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Shades of early Wishbone Ash and Amon Duul II, Garden of Worm have come a long way from their doom metal roots.
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Chaos and the Art of Motorcycle Madness
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Davie Allan & The Arrows channelling Motorhead! Or is it vice-versa?
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Électrons libres du québec
by POPULATION II
Adventurous, raw, progressive power trio. Francophone Groundhogs?
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I am a huge fan of instrumental rock and a huge fan of these guys from Canada. I love everything they do so I had to pick up the sweet bundle deal they have. Both The Nacarat and Big Sky, Black Horse vinyl for one great price. A no-brainer here. Really hard to pick a favorite here, not enough listens yet. This will be getting a lot of repeats for sure.
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Devil Electric
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On their self-titled LP, Melbourne’s Devil Electric drag doom metal to the swamp.
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Weedian presents a 56-track chronicle of Mexico's stoner metal and heavy psych scenes, from ’90s forefathers to contemporary wrecking crews.
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