I pimp these guys a lot because they're former students. Seb (lead singer and guitar) is currently up in KC at the Art Institute (his art is on the cover). They just released their new album to some pretty nice writeups:

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NECRO!

I been listening to The Sword some lately but ultimately the more I got into new stoner/doom music, the more I've gotten into the stuff that inspired it.

I just bought a Judas Priest boxed set - 19 CDs in all, everything they've ever recorded with Rob Halford. I got a couple of Sir Lord Baltimore records, some Iron Maiden, I even bought Ozzy's first 3 solo albums.

And of course, I've continued to get anything related to Ronnie James Dio.

Best Sabbath song

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Sorry my friend - you got the right line-up and even the right album, but you're 1 track too early. ;)



Less than a year before he died…amazing.

I know most people wouldn't categorize Judas Priest as stoner or doom but to me, this tune is a quintessential stoner song.

Just a heads up if they're coming to your town, I saw Clutch and The Sword live the other night. Clutch puts on a great live show and The Sword is absolutely bad freaking ass. Check em out I think they're in Kansas and Missouri this weekend

Wichita then Columbia.

And then Bloomington IL. That may be the show I can get to.

I know a lot of the purists hate this kind of shit, but the Doom/Punk blends really excite me. This a bass and drum doom blend duo from Chicago.

Men As Witches

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There was a time when I was into bands like this but not so much these days. My guess is that you're a fan of The Locust. Really great live.

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Not necessarily The Locust, but definitely bands they were influenced by. I'm a grindcore/powerviolence fan that has dabbled into doom as I've gotten older (37), so doom creeping into any type of punk is a good fit for me.

How did I forget these guys?

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Kicking off this Denver/KC showdown weekend with some underground Doom from KC. This is a demo for '13.

Kneel

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I'd like nothing more than to see the Chiefs roar out onto the field of :53 of that song. :rockon:

Not exactly Stoner/Doom but this video.... Damn.

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