Guitarist Eddie Glass and drummer Ruben Romano formed Nebula in 1997 after breaking away from desert rock pioneers Fu Manchu, eventually recruiting bassist Mark Abshire. The power trio specializes in feedback-drenched heavy rock, incorporating liberal doses of Black Sabbath riffery, psychedelia, and space rock. The band released a number of EPs before moving onto full-length albums like 1999's To the Center and 2001's Charged. They've mainly distinguished themselves as a very hard-working live unit Nebula creates pure guitar-driven, conscious expanding rock for the 21st century. They are a culmination of their rock forbearers such as Jimi Hendrix, MC5, The Stooges, and Mudhoney turned up a notch, taken to the next level, and blasting through space. Nebula spread their gospel through their music and what they are preaching will leave the congregation on the floor. In 2017 the band decided to reissue three of their crucial early works via Heavy Psych Sounds Records: 1998's Let it Burn, 1999's To the Center, and 2002's Dos EPs, which includes the material originally released on 1999's Sun Creature and a Nebula/Lowrider split. Followed by the re-release of Nebula's Charged and the special release of Demos & Outtakes '98-02 in early 2019, this summer and after 13 years will be seeing the band return with not only a new line-up but also their brand new full-length, a news that will definitely make every desert rock-heart beat faster.
|
|
|
viewing 1 To 25 of 1149 items
Next >>
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
LP
|
|
HPS 400LP
|
$29.50
PREORDER
RELEASE DATE: 7/10/2026
LP version. Rebirth is the brand-new album from the Australian hard rock band Child. With the release of their fourth full-length album, Child marks a definitive shift in their creative trajectory. Moving beyond their established sound, the band showcases a refined focus on songwriting -- stripping back the noise to reveal the heart of their message. The record serves as an unfiltered dialogue with the self, confronting the obstacles that block evolution and demanding the strength to overcome them. It is a gritty, honest document of survival and the messy beauty of becoming who you are meant to be.
|
|
|
Artist |
Title |
Format |
Label |
Catalog # |
|
|
LP
|
|
HPS 400LTD-LP
|
$34.00
PREORDER
RELEASE DATE: 7/10/2026
LP version. Gold color vinyl. Rebirth is the brand-new album from the Australian hard rock band Child. With the release of their fourth full-length album, Child marks a definitive shift in their creative trajectory. Moving beyond their established sound, the band showcases a refined focus on songwriting -- stripping back the noise to reveal the heart of their message. The record serves as an unfiltered dialogue with the self, confronting the obstacles that block evolution and demanding the strength to overcome them. It is a gritty, honest document of survival and the messy beauty of becoming who you are meant to be.
|
|
|
Artist |
Title |
Format |
Label |
Catalog # |
|
|
LP
|
|
HPS 400ULTRA-LP
|
$44.50
PREORDER
RELEASE DATE: 7/10/2026
LP version. Orange/yellow/black color vinyl. Rebirth is the brand-new album from the Australian hard rock band Child. With the release of their fourth full-length album, Child marks a definitive shift in their creative trajectory. Moving beyond their established sound, the band showcases a refined focus on songwriting -- stripping back the noise to reveal the heart of their message. The record serves as an unfiltered dialogue with the self, confronting the obstacles that block evolution and demanding the strength to overcome them. It is a gritty, honest document of survival and the messy beauty of becoming who you are meant to be.
|
|
|
Artist |
Title |
Format |
Label |
Catalog # |
|
|
CD
|
|
HPS 400CD
|
$17.50
PREORDER
RELEASE DATE: 7/10/2026
Rebirth is the brand-new album from the Australian hard rock band Child. With the release of their fourth full-length album, Child marks a definitive shift in their creative trajectory. Moving beyond their established sound, the band showcases a refined focus on songwriting -- stripping back the noise to reveal the heart of their message. The record serves as an unfiltered dialogue with the self, confronting the obstacles that block evolution and demanding the strength to overcome them. It is a gritty, honest document of survival and the messy beauty of becoming who you are meant to be. Also available on black vinyl (HPS 400LP), gold vinyl (HPS 400LTD-LP), and orange/yellow/black color vinyl (HPS 400ULTRA-LP).
|
|
|
Artist |
Title |
Format |
Label |
Catalog # |
|
|
LP
|
|
HPS 393LP
|
$29.50
PREORDER
RELEASE DATE: 6/26/2026
LP version. Alunah says: "Embers of Belief features the first Alunah recordings with vocalist Daisy Savage and continues our long-standing relationship with Heavy Psych Sounds Records. We are both excited and proud to present our contribution to this split release -- two brand new studio tracks that give a glimpse into where this new chemistry as a band is taking us creatively, alongside two live recordings which document and acknowledge the incredible job Daisy did in stepping up to tour and promote our previous full-length. This significant release is part of our 'VINGT' celebrations, marking 20 years of Alunah with both new music and festival appearances, including Bloodstock Open Air and Desertfest London. To everyone who's stood by Birmingham, heavy rock, and doom through the years -- this one's for you!"
Samavayo says: "Creativity --- it burns deep inside, demanding to be heard and when it wants out, it has to get out. So here we are! Longing, recklessness and hope -- three themes that couldn't be more human or more relevant right now. 'Bavar' is a crushing heavy piece built on the Fibonacci sequence, featuring Persian lyrics inspired by a poem from Siavash Kasraie. It stands as a defiant cry against grief and mortality -- the narrator refuses to accept the death of loved ones, clinging instead to love, shared tears, and the breath of life as proof that loss can neither truly be believed nor surrendered to. 'Mottainai,' the second song takes aim at a reckless, consumption-driven mindset -- the relentless pursuit of instant gratification and shortcuts. The song warns that this culture of excess and selfishness will ultimately leave a devastating legacy for future generations. 'California Sky' is a psychedelic, acoustic ode to Samavayo's 2025 US tour, captures a paradoxical longing for the American desert landscape. It evokes a sense of spiritual belonging in the vast emptiness of Joshua Tree, while reflecting a deep yet helpless emotional connection to the United States and all its contradictions."
|
|
|
Artist |
Title |
Format |
Label |
Catalog # |
|
|
LP
|
|
HPS 393ULTRA-LP
|
$44.50
PREORDER
RELEASE DATE: 6/26/2026
LP version. Blue/red/black splatter color vinyl. Alunah says: "Embers of Belief features the first Alunah recordings with vocalist Daisy Savage and continues our long-standing relationship with Heavy Psych Sounds Records. We are both excited and proud to present our contribution to this split release -- two brand new studio tracks that give a glimpse into where this new chemistry as a band is taking us creatively, alongside two live recordings which document and acknowledge the incredible job Daisy did in stepping up to tour and promote our previous full-length. This significant release is part of our 'VINGT' celebrations, marking 20 years of Alunah with both new music and festival appearances, including Bloodstock Open Air and Desertfest London. To everyone who's stood by Birmingham, heavy rock, and doom through the years -- this one's for you!"
Samavayo says: "Creativity --- it burns deep inside, demanding to be heard and when it wants out, it has to get out. So here we are! Longing, recklessness and hope -- three themes that couldn't be more human or more relevant right now. 'Bavar' is a crushing heavy piece built on the Fibonacci sequence, featuring Persian lyrics inspired by a poem from Siavash Kasraie. It stands as a defiant cry against grief and mortality -- the narrator refuses to accept the death of loved ones, clinging instead to love, shared tears, and the breath of life as proof that loss can neither truly be believed nor surrendered to. 'Mottainai,' the second song takes aim at a reckless, consumption-driven mindset -- the relentless pursuit of instant gratification and shortcuts. The song warns that this culture of excess and selfishness will ultimately leave a devastating legacy for future generations. 'California Sky' is a psychedelic, acoustic ode to Samavayo's 2025 US tour, captures a paradoxical longing for the American desert landscape. It evokes a sense of spiritual belonging in the vast emptiness of Joshua Tree, while reflecting a deep yet helpless emotional connection to the United States and all its contradictions."
|
|
|
Artist |
Title |
Format |
Label |
Catalog # |
|
|
CD
|
|
HPS 393CD
|
$17.50
PREORDER
RELEASE DATE: 6/26/2026
Alunah says: "Embers of Belief features the first Alunah recordings with vocalist Daisy Savage and continues our long-standing relationship with Heavy Psych Sounds Records. We are both excited and proud to present our contribution to this split release -- two brand new studio tracks that give a glimpse into where this new chemistry as a band is taking us creatively, alongside two live recordings which document and acknowledge the incredible job Daisy did in stepping up to tour and promote our previous full-length. This significant release is part of our 'VINGT' celebrations, marking 20 years of Alunah with both new music and festival appearances, including Bloodstock Open Air and Desertfest London. To everyone who's stood by Birmingham, heavy rock, and doom through the years -- this one's for you!"
Samavayo says: "Creativity --- it burns deep inside, demanding to be heard and when it wants out, it has to get out. So here we are! Longing, recklessness and hope -- three themes that couldn't be more human or more relevant right now. 'Bavar' is a crushing heavy piece built on the Fibonacci sequence, featuring Persian lyrics inspired by a poem from Siavash Kasraie. It stands as a defiant cry against grief and mortality -- the narrator refuses to accept the death of loved ones, clinging instead to love, shared tears, and the breath of life as proof that loss can neither truly be believed nor surrendered to. 'Mottainai,' the second song takes aim at a reckless, consumption-driven mindset -- the relentless pursuit of instant gratification and shortcuts. The song warns that this culture of excess and selfishness will ultimately leave a devastating legacy for future generations. 'California Sky' is a psychedelic, acoustic ode to Samavayo's 2025 US tour, captures a paradoxical longing for the American desert landscape. It evokes a sense of spiritual belonging in the vast emptiness of Joshua Tree, while reflecting a deep yet helpless emotional connection to the United States and all its contradictions."
Also available on black vinyl (HPS 393LP), orange vinyl (HPS 393LTD-LP), and splatter vinyl (HPS 393ULTRA-LP).
|
|
|
Artist |
Title |
Format |
Label |
Catalog # |
|
|
LP
|
|
HPS 393LTD-LP
|
$34.00
PREORDER
RELEASE DATE: 6/26/2026
LP version. Orange transparent color vinyl. Alunah says: "Embers of Belief features the first Alunah recordings with vocalist Daisy Savage and continues our long-standing relationship with Heavy Psych Sounds Records. We are both excited and proud to present our contribution to this split release -- two brand new studio tracks that give a glimpse into where this new chemistry as a band is taking us creatively, alongside two live recordings which document and acknowledge the incredible job Daisy did in stepping up to tour and promote our previous full-length. This significant release is part of our 'VINGT' celebrations, marking 20 years of Alunah with both new music and festival appearances, including Bloodstock Open Air and Desertfest London. To everyone who's stood by Birmingham, heavy rock, and doom through the years -- this one's for you!"
Samavayo says: "Creativity --- it burns deep inside, demanding to be heard and when it wants out, it has to get out. So here we are! Longing, recklessness and hope -- three themes that couldn't be more human or more relevant right now. 'Bavar' is a crushing heavy piece built on the Fibonacci sequence, featuring Persian lyrics inspired by a poem from Siavash Kasraie. It stands as a defiant cry against grief and mortality -- the narrator refuses to accept the death of loved ones, clinging instead to love, shared tears, and the breath of life as proof that loss can neither truly be believed nor surrendered to. 'Mottainai,' the second song takes aim at a reckless, consumption-driven mindset -- the relentless pursuit of instant gratification and shortcuts. The song warns that this culture of excess and selfishness will ultimately leave a devastating legacy for future generations. 'California Sky' is a psychedelic, acoustic ode to Samavayo's 2025 US tour, captures a paradoxical longing for the American desert landscape. It evokes a sense of spiritual belonging in the vast emptiness of Joshua Tree, while reflecting a deep yet helpless emotional connection to the United States and all its contradictions."
|
|
|
Artist |
Title |
Format |
Label |
Catalog # |
|
|
CD
|
|
HPS 389CD
|
$17.50
PREORDER
RELEASE DATE: 5/22/2026
Your favorite weed sludgers are ready to come back with their fourth studio album, the aptly titled Stoned Villains, out on your beloved Heavy Psych Sounds Records. The band's distinctive sound emerges immediately after the first listen: seven tracks of heavy, sulfurous doom-sludge, with influences ranging from the '90s to Turin-inspired hardcore punk, the scene in which these "villains" were formed and raised. Heavy and cutting guitars, a seismic rhythm section, and Gingerzilla's voice barking out ungraceful tales of weed abuse and uncontrolled eating. The song titles perfectly describe Tons: a band that doesn't take itself too seriously and uses irony as its strong point. Also available on black vinyl (HPS 389LP), pink vinyl (HPS 389LTD-LP), and red/blue splatter vinyl (HPS 389ULTRA-LP).
|
|
|
Artist |
Title |
Format |
Label |
Catalog # |
|
|
LP
|
|
HPS 389LP
|
LP version. Your favorite weed sludgers are ready to come back with their fourth studio album, the aptly titled Stoned Villains, out on your beloved Heavy Psych Sounds Records. The band's distinctive sound emerges immediately after the first listen: seven tracks of heavy, sulfurous doom-sludge, with influences ranging from the '90s to Turin-inspired hardcore punk, the scene in which these "villains" were formed and raised. Heavy and cutting guitars, a seismic rhythm section, and Gingerzilla's voice barking out ungraceful tales of weed abuse and uncontrolled eating. The song titles perfectly describe Tons: a band that doesn't take itself too seriously and uses irony as its strong point.
|
|
|
Artist |
Title |
Format |
Label |
Catalog # |
|
|
LP
|
|
HPS 389ULTRA-LP
|
$44.50
PREORDER
RELEASE DATE: 5/22/2026
LP version. Red/blue splatter color vinyl. Your favorite weed sludgers are ready to come back with their fourth studio album, the aptly titled Stoned Villains, out on your beloved Heavy Psych Sounds Records. The band's distinctive sound emerges immediately after the first listen: seven tracks of heavy, sulfurous doom-sludge, with influences ranging from the '90s to Turin-inspired hardcore punk, the scene in which these "villains" were formed and raised. Heavy and cutting guitars, a seismic rhythm section, and Gingerzilla's voice barking out ungraceful tales of weed abuse and uncontrolled eating. The song titles perfectly describe Tons: a band that doesn't take itself too seriously and uses irony as its strong point.
|
|
|
Artist |
Title |
Format |
Label |
Catalog # |
|
|
LP
|
|
HPS 386ULTRA-LP
|
$44.50
PREORDER
RELEASE DATE: 5/22/2026
LP version. Orange Neon/Yellow Neon/Green Neon/Blue splatter color vinyl. There comes a point in every band's life when originality stops being a virtue and honesty takes the wheel. On their 11th long-playing record, Forgeries (72-84), 16 return to the impulse that first dragged them into loud rooms and bad ideas: the urge to steal what you love and make it semi-unrecognizable through devotion. The band have partnered with Heavy Psych Sounds Records to release a collection of covers that function less as homage and more as a possession to be given away. The artwork, rendered by the ever-amazing Marald, completes the ritual, iconic, unsettling, and unafraid. From the early '90s onward, 16 have treated covers as translations rather than as replicas, acts of tribute and emulation, filtered through distortion, fatigue, and lived experience. In the band's collective head, this album exists because these songs demanded it. In the end, Forgeries (72-84) stands as both a thank you note and a theft, a reminder that all music worth a damn is borrowed, broken, and passed on between friends. The selections on Forgeries (72-84) span eras and attitudes, unified not by genre but by necessity. Each track is a document of obsession, of influence absorbed and re-expressed without permission.
|
|
|
Artist |
Title |
Format |
Label |
Catalog # |
|
|
LP
|
|
HPS 386LP
|
LP version. There comes a point in every band's life when originality stops being a virtue and honesty takes the wheel. On their 11th long-playing record, Forgeries (72-84), 16 return to the impulse that first dragged them into loud rooms and bad ideas: the urge to steal what you love and make it semi-unrecognizable through devotion. The band have partnered with Heavy Psych Sounds Records to release a collection of covers that function less as homage and more as a possession to be given away. The artwork, rendered by the ever-amazing Marald, completes the ritual, iconic, unsettling, and unafraid. From the early '90s onward, 16 have treated covers as translations rather than as replicas, acts of tribute and emulation, filtered through distortion, fatigue, and lived experience. In the band's collective head, this album exists because these songs demanded it. In the end, Forgeries (72-84) stands as both a thank you note and a theft, a reminder that all music worth a damn is borrowed, broken, and passed on between friends. The selections on Forgeries (72-84) span eras and attitudes, unified not by genre but by necessity. Each track is a document of obsession, of influence absorbed and re-expressed without permission.
|
|
|
Artist |
Title |
Format |
Label |
Catalog # |
|
|
LP
|
|
HPS 386LTD-LP
|
LP version. Neon green color vinyl. There comes a point in every band's life when originality stops being a virtue and honesty takes the wheel. On their 11th long-playing record, Forgeries (72-84), 16 return to the impulse that first dragged them into loud rooms and bad ideas: the urge to steal what you love and make it semi-unrecognizable through devotion. The band have partnered with Heavy Psych Sounds Records to release a collection of covers that function less as homage and more as a possession to be given away. The artwork, rendered by the ever-amazing Marald, completes the ritual, iconic, unsettling, and unafraid. From the early '90s onward, 16 have treated covers as translations rather than as replicas, acts of tribute and emulation, filtered through distortion, fatigue, and lived experience. In the band's collective head, this album exists because these songs demanded it. In the end, Forgeries (72-84) stands as both a thank you note and a theft, a reminder that all music worth a damn is borrowed, broken, and passed on between friends. The selections on Forgeries (72-84) span eras and attitudes, unified not by genre but by necessity. Each track is a document of obsession, of influence absorbed and re-expressed without permission.
|
|
|
Artist |
Title |
Format |
Label |
Catalog # |
|
|
CD
|
|
HPS 386CD
|
$17.50
PREORDER
RELEASE DATE: 5/22/2026
There comes a point in every band's life when originality stops being a virtue and honesty takes the wheel. On their 11th long-playing record, Forgeries (72-84), 16 return to the impulse that first dragged them into loud rooms and bad ideas: the urge to steal what you love and make it semi-unrecognizable through devotion. The band have partnered with Heavy Psych Sounds Records to release a collection of covers that function less as homage and more as a possession to be given away. The artwork, rendered by the ever-amazing Marald, completes the ritual, iconic, unsettling, and unafraid. From the early '90s onward, 16 have treated covers as translations rather than as replicas, acts of tribute and emulation, filtered through distortion, fatigue, and lived experience. In the band's collective head, this album exists because these songs demanded it. In the end, Forgeries (72-84) stands as both a thank you note and a theft, a reminder that all music worth a damn is borrowed, broken, and passed on between friends. The selections on Forgeries (72-84) span eras and attitudes, unified not by genre but by necessity. Each track is a document of obsession, of influence absorbed and re-expressed without permission. Also available on black vinyl (HPS 386LP), green vinyl (HPS 386LTD-LP), and splatter color vinyl (HPS 386ULTRA-LP).
|
|
|
Artist |
Title |
Format |
Label |
Catalog # |
|
|
LP
|
|
HPS 389LTD-LP
|
LP version. Pink color vinyl. Your favorite weed sludgers are ready to come back with their fourth studio album, the aptly titled Stoned Villains, out on your beloved Heavy Psych Sounds Records. The band's distinctive sound emerges immediately after the first listen: seven tracks of heavy, sulfurous doom-sludge, with influences ranging from the '90s to Turin-inspired hardcore punk, the scene in which these "villains" were formed and raised. Heavy and cutting guitars, a seismic rhythm section, and Gingerzilla's voice barking out ungraceful tales of weed abuse and uncontrolled eating. The song titles perfectly describe Tons: a band that doesn't take itself too seriously and uses irony as its strong point.
|
|
|
Artist |
Title |
Format |
Label |
Catalog # |
|
|
LP
|
|
HPS 371ULTRA-LP
|
LP version. Magenta/blue/yellow striped vinyl. SoftSun was formed in 2023 by guitarist Gary Arce (Yawning Man) and bassist/vocalist Pia Isaksen (PIA ISA). On their second album they are joined by Robert Garson on drums. The band is experimenting with sounds and are difficult to place in a specific genre. They have a style of their own with contrasts of softness and distortion, beauty and noise and emotional peaks and valleys. The music is patient, heavy and dreamy, with haunting vocals and beautiful guitars drenched in distortion and reverb over patient and thought-out drums. The songs are flowing slowly and take inspiration from both the Californian desert landscapes to the Norwegian oceans where the two founding members come from. On this second record SoftSun has developed their sound further and sound both moody, experimental, beautiful, and raw.
|
|
|
Artist |
Title |
Format |
Label |
Catalog # |
|
|
CD
|
|
HPS 364CD
|
"This is Volume 10 (The Best Of) the series of compilations in which I recorded the vocals. Bands that I like and bands that like my singing voice enough to have asked me to 'guest vocal' on a song for their records. Some of these have been released and some have not until now. I have sung and/or recorded bass on 50+ releases of bands I love and had the great honor to work with. The good folks at Heavy Pysch Sounds Records are releasing a series called N.O. Hits At All. All these songs and bands I've recorded with over the past 25 years are together and available to you to trip out on. So get your head right and put this record on and play it loud. That is all for now." --Nick Oliveri. Also available on black vinyl (HPS 364LP), red vinyl (HPS 364LTD-LP), and orange splatter color vinyl (HPS 364ULTRA-LP).
|
|
|
Artist |
Title |
Format |
Label |
Catalog # |
|
|
LP
|
|
HPS 390ULTRA-LP
|
LP version. Yellow/green splatter color vinyl version. Beyond The Beyond is the highly anticipated tenth studio album from inter-dimensional space travelling explorers The Cosmic Dead. The album takes listeners on a four-track expedition into the deepest cosmos of the band. Recorded at Dystopia Recording Studio in Glasgow, Beyond The Beyond features the riff rolling rhythm section of Tommy Duffin on drums and Omar Aborida on bass guitar alongside soaring fiddle acrobatics from Calum Calderwood and electronic textural bleeps and bloops from Luigi Pasquini on synthesizers, all wah laden and with phasers set to destroy.
|
|
|
Artist |
Title |
Format |
Label |
Catalog # |
|
|
CD
|
|
HPS 392CD
|
Repress of The Cosmic Dead's sophomore album. Also available on black vinyl (HPS 392LP), purple vinyl (HPS 392LTD-LP), and yellow/purple/orange splatter color vinyl (HPS 392ULTRA-LP).
"Lysergic acid diethylamidian monstrous waves of sonic color, we've landed home, inside a black hole of fuck." - Beard Rock
"The Exalted King takes its sweet-ass time to worm into your brain, through your ears, and lays some alien eggs. A dark trip worth exploring if you're made of the right stuff." - Fast 'N' Bulbous
|
|
|
Artist |
Title |
Format |
Label |
Catalog # |
|
|
LP
|
|
HPS 385ULTRA-LP
|
LP version. White/red splatter color vinyl. The Lords of Altamont's eighth sacrifice to the rock n roll underworld. Ten tracks to take you on a trip through vice enhanced heights and dive bar depths. Recorded worldwide, this album captures the evolution of the Lords' sound, while staying true to the grit and power of their 28 year history. Dope Forever, Forever Loaded.
|
|
|
Artist |
Title |
Format |
Label |
Catalog # |
|
|
LP
|
|
HPS 390LTD-LP
|
LP version. Green color vinyl version. Beyond The Beyond is the highly anticipated tenth studio album from inter-dimensional space travelling explorers The Cosmic Dead. The album takes listeners on a four-track expedition into the deepest cosmos of the band. Recorded at Dystopia Recording Studio in Glasgow, Beyond The Beyond features the riff rolling rhythm section of Tommy Duffin on drums and Omar Aborida on bass guitar alongside soaring fiddle acrobatics from Calum Calderwood and electronic textural bleeps and bloops from Luigi Pasquini on synthesizers, all wah laden and with phasers set to destroy.
|
|
|
Artist |
Title |
Format |
Label |
Catalog # |
|
|
2LP
|
|
HPS 391ULTRA-LP
|
Double LP version. Blue/orange color vinyl. Repress of The Cosmic Dead's self-titled debut album.
"This album is a total revelation of sonic imagery. Across eighty minutes the listener is taken on an astronomic road trip that never once wavers in imagination or immensity." - Shindig!
"It's Can locked in an eternal psychedelic battle with the cosmos itself, a feast of tripped-out riffage, swelling, swirling bass and juddering sonic explorations that come to a hypnogogic climax with the 40-minute sonic quicksand of Father Sky, Mother Earth." - Rock-A-Rolla
"Spatial exploration rather than the psychiatric breakdown. cologne rather than altamont. There's no hipster arched eyebrow here, no faux-intellectual exploration of unfashionable musical tropes. this is just one monstrous monged jam after another monstrous monged jam." - Cows Are Just Food
|
|
|
Artist |
Title |
Format |
Label |
Catalog # |
|
|
LP
|
|
HPS 345ULTRA-LP
|
LP version. Yellow/black/red color vinyl. Buena Muerte is a concatenated anthem that explores death as a central theme, highlighting its benevolence towards a human being who cries out in all ways for its inevitable extinction. Buena Muerte is, in turn, an experiment in resurgent creativity where a vibe of the '70s, metal and chaos converge, on the dilapidating base of the heavy and crushing doom stoner that Ocultum sacredly cultivates. Submerge yourself into a pool of acid joy and find the subaquatic tomb where all gone souls dance. Sadness and drugs build character. Also available on CD (HPS 345CD), black vinyl (HPS 345LP), and yellow/black/red vinyl (HPS 345LTD-LP).
|
|
|
Artist |
Title |
Format |
Label |
Catalog # |
|
|
LP
|
|
HPS 377ULTRA-LP
|
LP version. Purple/orange/red splatter color vinyl version. Repress of Weedpecker's sophomore album. "Across its rather considerable span, II demonstrates there's still room for growth in the realm of post-Colour Haze heavy psych, and more than the debut, Weedpecker leave an individual impression here in songs like 'Reality Fades' and the peaceful, patient closer, 'Already Gone,' tapping into Elder-style riffing on 'Flowering Dimensions' as they did the first time out, but elsewhere taking on a similar low-key mindset that drove Sungrazer's second LP toward such expansive jamming. They can be quite heavy at times!" -- JJ Koczan.
|
viewing 1 To 25 of 1149 items
Next >>
|
|