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Kyuss was the most important band in Stoner Rock comcept. The problem was that they launched their albums between "grunge invasion" and how they weren't from Seattle, the critics forgot them, and now in 21st century, they are known as the creators of Stoner Rock. After some years, the vocal formed Unida and guitar player with the bassist formed Queens Of The Stone Age. This is their second and the best album, recorded live in studio. Essential for good rock lovers. Allen's Wrench and Green Machine are classics.(DPJ)

Member of the psychedelic vein of Stoner Rock, that mix the riffs with 70's instrumental trips, these band is a side project of Monster Magnet is lead guitarist Ed Mundell, ex-Godspeed bassist/vocalist Chris Kosnik and drummer Keith Ackerman and is a reference of this style, with Nebula. This is their first album and has the tracks Shit Kicker and Hey Alright as eminence.(DPJ)

First album of this excelent swedish band that recently launched a new album, but talking about it, the Stoner Rock is perfectly played, with strong and haviest riffs, agressive vocals (tha sometimes sounds like John Garcia of Kyuss and Unida). The best are the "fast" songs as To The World Beyound and Mud Crusher.(DPJ)

Kyuss ex-vocalist John Garcia that after Slo Burn project, seems that found the way with this band. It sounds more rock n' roll as in Kyuss, as in Thorn that has a Motorhead bass line and Stray Leaf that reminds Led Zeppelin.(DPJ)

They usually don't talk with the crowd during the show, but who cares ? They play a Stoner Rock with vestiges of modernity, mainly in the drums sound and "abuse" of wha wha efect in the guitar.Guitarist Eddie Glass and drummer Ruben Romano left the band in 1997 to form Nebula and Kyuss drummer Brant Bjork joined whit the band in the same year. In this album, the vocal is a little bite. Eminence for the tracks Over The Edge, Grasschopper and the Devo's cover Freedom of Choice.(DPJ)

In this first album of two Kyuss "remanescentes" (the vocalist and guitarrist Josh Homme and bssist Nick Oliveri), they already have Stoner roots. They played in Rock In Rio 3 and unfortunately got known by crazy Nick performance that played his bass nude (it wasn't the first time) than by the great show. This album is a transition. The song Regular John is pure Stoner Rock and in the track Avon, they mix it with a little power pop, showing new ways to Stoner Rock music.(DPJ)