Stoner Metal

Hear High on Fire‘s take on a Thin Lizzy classic.

Rock out to Masters of Time and Space.

Asthma Castle (featuring members of Pig Destroyer, Misery Index and Integrity) tell the story of the “Incline of Western Civilization” with a new song.

Sink your teeth into a gritty new song from Yatra.

Hear the new EP from UK sludge duo Tuskar.

Stream the new album from stoner/doom purveyors Horehound.

Hear the epic new album from stoner/doom crew Witchthroat Serpent.

Conan join forces with Danish brewery Dry & Bitter for a collaborative milk stout.

Green Dragon are your new favorite stoner metal band. Learn about what makes them tick and riff.

Get lost in stoner riffs with Weed Demon.

Watch a new video from psychedelic stoner trio Spaceslug.

Watch a new video from Switchblade Jesus.

Stream a new track from bluesy stoner trio Witchskull.

New Sleep is here!

Stream a new song from psychedelic stoner collective Besvärjelsen now.

Nebula on their upcoming Heavy Psych Sounds reissues.

Enhailer‘s new EP is one hefty song. Listen to it now.

Watch a new animated video from Switchblade Jesus right now.

Stream the very riffy collection from Borracho now!

Spine of God is inducted into the Decibel Hall of Fame.

Read a new interview with Vessel of Light, featuring members of Hades and Ancient VVisdom here.

Get bewitched by Philadelphia’s Witching.

Stream a new song from Dead Quiet‘s upcoming album, Grand Rites now.

Stream a new song from Twingiant.

Stream a remastered version of “Dead Eyes of London” now!

British doom practitioners With the Dead are this week’s Best New Noise.

Embark on “The 420th Crusade” with Cannabis Corpse before reading bassist/vocalist LandPhil’s ten favorite albums to smoke pot to.

Stream a new song from Mindkult‘s Transcending Obscurity debut.

Three years after unleashing a self-titled debut that turned many a (metal)head — including a spot on Decibel‘s Best Bandcamp Finds of 2014 list — Toronto doom rockers Olde are set to return August 11 with the STB Records release Temple, on which the quintet’s already solid fantastically heavy, catchy-as-hell take on the ol’ crush n’ fuzz continues to evolve and deepen. 

Re-examining Leaf Hound’s 1971 proto-stoner album Growers of Mushroom.