I fucking love the Bay Area. There is a truly amazing amount of artists that live out here. For the music that I am interested in the most, this area is the best in the world. There is some great scenes scattered around the globe, but within this particular area

Such Hawks, Such Hounds explores the music and musicians of the American hard rock underground circa 1970-2007, focusing on the psychedelic and ’70s proto-metal-derived styles that have in recent years formed a rich body of unclassifiable sounds. This pretty sums up what this film is all about. Some of the

David D’Andrea’s art combines 60’s concert posters with ancient religious iconography and various other occult miscellany and ephemera. His sinuous pen and ink drawings are perhaps most recognizable on his posters for bands including Sleep, High On Fire, Om and many more. He runs his own printing company under the

Photos & text by Abi Coulson Desertfest is a bit of a staple in any self-respecting UK doomer diary, yet this was my first experience of the 7 year old festival which has grown from strength to strength over the years to boast bigger and better line ups. Spread across

Next Friday, May 4th through Sunday, May 6th, the 2018 edition of DESERTFEST UK will come crashing down on London with a ton of doom and sludge-laden riffs! The lineup is insane this year – with the likes of High on Fire, Weedeater, Monolord, Elder, Primitive Man, Napalm Death, Graveyard,

Art Signified 4 Year Anniversary Night One: High On Fire, Archons, Waingro, Astrakhan, Dead Quiet, Heron and HEDKS. At the Rickshaw, Vancouver BC on January 20th, 2017. Presented by Timbre Concerts and Art Signified I am going to keep this write-up as brief and simple as possible, simply because it would