Tranquilo Little Rock, Arkansas
Forged in the bowels of Little Rock, Arkansas, USA in 2017, Tranquilo is the creations of Alex Hawk on bass guitar and synth, Jeremy Jennings on guitars and vocals, and Kevin Rains on drums and wizardry of time and dimension. Their heavy psychedelic sound is inspired by the universal connection of suffering through the constant struggle of the human condition through our travels. ... more
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Man, I love some bluesy fuzzy Doom. This album is just so much fun, you can listen to it front to back multiple times and not get bored. The riffs are jam packed into every song. It's insane how many riffs are in each one. Give this album a try and then a buy; it's worth every penny!
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This just has some great vibes all around - from the energy of 56th Floor and Symphony of the ironic sympathy to the gentle, laid back Soul Keeper - it’s worth the time to listen to it all.
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Enter the Ceremony of Damnation
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Coming straight out of the gates, this outing reminded me of Demonic Death Judge but ‘Welcome to the Ceremony’ adds Floydian guitar and Sabbath like percussion to the mix. To keep things entertaining and fresh, the styles and influences continue to change throughout the album. There’s even glimpses of Punk Rock and I also hear inspiration from Judas Priest. Again, an excellent album with a fusion of influences.
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There Is No Zero
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This L.A. group brings punishing riffs and stoner-rock melodies to their new EP for a hard-hitting, psyched-out trip.
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From Austin comes this psych-doom project, with glacial tempos and bone-chilling melodies.
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My car got towed when I saw these guys live in Denver. It was still worth it.
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