Weird Omen

After five albums and seven singles, Weird Omen still defies comparison. This idiosyncratic trio throws primitive garage, distorted horns, reverb, and fuzz into a hypnotic cocktail that goes entirely its own way. Think jagged sixties sounds, psychedelic neo-garage, and a healthy dose of trance. Raw, mesmerizing, and delightfully derailed.

Aufhebung

Although the name might suggest otherwise, with Aufhebung we are dealing with a gem from the land of soft accents. The fact that their latest album “Luchtbegrafenis” was mixed by Tim de Gieter (Doodseskader/ex-Amera) is a seal of approval in itself. Drawing inspiration from post-rock and doom, but also from noise rock, hardcore, and progressive […]

Zebulon

These Norwegians create slow, heavy songs that set the mood from the very first note. With roots deep in the early years of heavy metal, the band consciously walks its own narrow path, always in search of that one riff that is even heavier. Lyrics about sulfur, fire, and the end of times reinforce the […]

Bismut

The Nijmegen trio Bismut is an instrumental powerhouse that has been blurring all boundaries between doom, stoner, heavy psych, progressive rock, and hard rock since 2016. Their idiosyncratic mix is ​​simultaneously funky, heavy, psychedelic, and downright strange. Call it progressive doom, instrumental death boogie, or simply Bismut, truly fitting categories probably don’t exist, as we […]