Uprising & Stoned by A Borrowing Kid Generation

Here's another new release to let you in on before it drops later this week. Listen and read the Fuzzy Cracklins review of the instrumental stoner album Uprising & Stoned from Greece by A Borrowing Kid Generation ......

October by Crushing Yellow Sun

I love a band name that is truth in advertising. These tracks are indeed going to crush you into whatever you are sitting in, so get seated in your favorite comfy spot before hitting play on this heavy album. Listen and read on for the Fuzzy Cracklins music review of the Crushing Yellow Sun instrumental acid rock album October that drops today....

Sonorous by The Howling Eye stoner metal album

I listened to Sonorous when it came out, and with so many great albums on Bandcamp, it stayed on my wishlist for a while and I said to myself, "Yea I need to get back to this one." So I was glad today when my fuzzy phone buzzed as I was relaxing out on the dock throwing scraps to the gators.  It was a message from The Howling Eye to give their latest album the Cracklins treatment. Read on for the Fuzzy Cracklin's music review and listen to the stoner doom album Sonorous by The Howling Eye .....

Doctor Tea vs The Star Sickness (and other tales)

Everybody knows Fuzzy Cracklins loves a good soundclip. At least, everyone who read my review of Nydeaf's What In The Universe or checked out my playlist of great sound clip tracks. Read on for Fuzzy Cracklin's album review of the electronic trippy sci-fi loudness of Doctor Tea vs The Star Sickness (and other tales)......

Lost Comm by Stone Disciple

I'm lucky to get out of the swamp a few times a year and spend some quality time in Denver. Man, that city seems to get groovier every time I visit. I can't keep up on the count of brew pubs and dispensaries. And let's not overlook the music scene. It might be a little early to call Denver the stoner music nexus, but it sure seems to be heading that way. Listen to the Bandcamp stream and read Fuzzy Cracklin's full review of the stoner metal album Lost Comm by Stone Disciple below......

Holos by Nomera

From the warm shores of the Mediterranean Sea to the warm shores of the Gulf of Mexico ... we are all the same in our love of instrumental metal music, am I right? So when the guys in Nomera asked me to spin their latest album Holos you know I was keen to do so. Stream the album from Bandcamp and read Fuzzy Cracklin's album review of the progressive instrumental metal album Holos by Nomera after the jump...

The Nature of Love by Destroy Earth

This weekend, I was wandering around on YouTube and stumbled upon a recent interview with Jimmy Page where he described that his intention with many of the Led Zeppelin projects was to take advantage of vinyl LPs and AOR FM stations in the US. What he meant was that LZ tried to record an album where all the songs on the first side fit together musically into their 20 minutes, and encouraged you to flip over the album and listen to the other side in a single session as well. The songs sounded different but they existed as part of a whole album. Which is pretty much the 180 degree opposite of 30-second hook singles dominating Spotify today. Stream the album on Bandcamp and read Fuzzy Cracklin's review of the psychedelic album The Nature of Love by Destroy Earth after the break....

Aevum by Dos Brujos

The weekend is officially here. Like clockwork, the two wizards have released another album of instrumental metal jamming on a Friday. Recorded as always in their secret Austrian lair, this session has them trying out some new sounds. If you love metal and you love a good jam, you are in the right place. Stream it on Bandcamp and read Fuzzy Cracklin's review of Aevum by Dos Brujos after the jump...

A Deal At The Crossroad by KING WEED

Normally, I do not advocate the ignition of giant tortoises. But in this case.... Latest drop from King Weed. A double-dose of French instrumental stoner rock. Listen for free on Bandcamp and read Fuzzy Cracklin's review of A Deal At The Crossroad by KING WEED below...

Virus.DOS by Master Boot Record

If it's instrumental and loud then I'm in for a spin. And when it's from Master Boot Record, I'm in for a lot more than just one spin. This guy takes electronic, video game soundtrack, chiptune, and more and makes it all his own. His latest album is Virus.DOS and it's released today. Stream the album and ready Fuzzy Cracklin's review of the electronic album Virus.DOS by Master Boot Record after the break....

SUPERBEAST by Megatherium

Here's an album that isn't new, but it's new to me. I found these guys on Instagram today and wanted to share it right away in case you are about to jump into your canoe and paddle out into the bayou to collect your crawfish pots. Stream the album and read Fuzzy Cracklin's review of the stoner doom metal album SUPERBEAST by Megatherium below...

Black Forest by Marco Di Stasio

Am I going to let the swamp-dwellers miss out on Marco Di Stasio's latest drop? Um..... NO. Instrumental metal, plenty of riffs, a little on the doomy side, too. A little eastern influence maybe? 30 minutes of instru-metal to get your week off to the right start. Listen to the album and read Fuzzy Cracklin's music review of the instrumental metal album Black Forest by Marco Di Stasio below...