The legendary BORIS celebrate a 30 year career as one of experimental music's most forward-thinking, heavy, and innovative bands with the new album Heavy Rocks (2022). Continuing their series of Heavy Rocks records, BORIS once again channels the classic proto-metal sounds of the 70s into something all new.

Detroit blackened doom trio TEMPLE OF THE FUZZ WITCH just signed to Ripple Music for the release of their third full-length “Apotheosis” on April 5th. With riffs and lyrics as bleak and crushing as a Michigan winter, blackened doom outfit Temple of the Fuzz Witch brings a unique take on the doom genre, their unwaveringly nightmarish sonic processions being raised to another level with frontman Noah Bruner’s jaw-dropping balance of crypt-worthy growls and astoundingly grunge-styled clean vocals. Never the darkness has felt so magnificent and compelling, and their aptly-titled third album “Apotheosis” has everything to put the mighty trio on every black and doom metal fan’s radar for years to come.

"Best of Soundgarden Redux" is the customary companion album, which is released alongside each full-album cover editions of the Redux Series. Accompanying "Superunknown Redux", another 15 all-time classics and deep cuts from across the rest of the grunge gods' extensive catalogue are delivered by as many exciting acts on "Best of Soundgarden Redux".

Rising at the end of the 20th Century, SOUNDGARDEN were loud, heavy, genuine, and unaffected by whatever was cool. Their mix of weighty power, soaring melodies and punk sneer made them ideal standard bearers for the grunge movement, but their towering musicianship and intelligent songcraft helped them transcend the era and remain iconic far beyond their origins in the Seattle scene. Arguably their finest and most comprehensive statement, "Superunknown" was the album that launched them to global mega-stardom. It contains some of the most lasting, meaningful, and heaviest songs they ever wrote.

Rising from the depths of hell with fury and rage, Danava return with the release Nothing But Nothing, a devastating soundtrack for the inevitable decline of western civilization. Formed in 2003, Danava has delivered a sound that incorporates hard rock, heavy metal and a fire forged in the spirit of Iommi and Schenker. Their scorched earth approach has blazed brightly over psychedelic metal solos, glam-rock flair, fretboard wizardry and a white line fever reminiscent of Lemmy at his most lethal.

The 2023 album by Texas Hippie Coalition is another hard hitting collection of great songs from beginning to end. Kicking off with the first single "Hell Hounds," THC proves this dog hunts right out of the gate. Texas Hippie Coalition is often compared to the many great Southern Rock and Texas bands that came before them. But they are proving to the world that THC is not just following in the footsteps, they are leaving giant footprints. Not only is the band etching out a place for themselves in the multi-genre fields of music, they have created their own genre in 'Red Dirt Metal'. You have to hear it to understand it.

Six brand new songs! The best part about a new Melvins album is that you're never quite sure what you're going to get. That's the genius of these guys! With Bad Mood Rising it's a tuned down rock and roll nightmare. BIG riffs and scary vocals. The album starts with ''Mr Dog is Totally Right'' which clocks in at over 12 minutes. This song also features guest guitarist Dylan Carlson from the world famous band Earth. What a treat!! From there it goes into ''Never Say You're Sorry''. It sounds like the way a big mean dog walks. Great fun! The rest of the album rounds out nicely. ''Hammering'' might be one of the catchiest songs the Melvins have ever written.

Ufomammut’s music is defined by its universe-scale ambitions. The Italian ‘cosmic doom’ trio traverse infinity atop enormous, groove-leaden riffs that expand and contract, encountering colorful bursts of nebulae in between long stretches of empty, majestic space…

Reality is all well and good, but you can hardly blame bands like KING BASTARD from diving enthusiastically into the grand lysergic sludge tsunami and letting the tides of time and doom take control. "It Came from the Void" is the New Yorkers' debut, but it sounds like a snapshot of something ongoing: a never-ending, whacked-out, post-SABBATH-ian jam, chuntering inexorably away in the swirling shadows, as the mortal realm disintegrates into dust. KING BASTARD call it "psychedelic filth" and that's just about perfect…

Jagannatha play a mix of instrumental stoner / doom metal with psychedelic space and prog rock influences, and the combination of any of these, or even all together, makes for a good and sometimes thrilling 40-minute ride.

Take a trip into the dark and ethereal realm of Swedish psychedelic doom unit MOON COVEN with their third album 'Slumber Wood'.

Recorded & Mixed: Soichiro Nakamura at Peace Music, from January to March 2003 / Mastered 2021. Recording Crew: Higasayama “Hatchaku” Kunihito.

RED FANG return with their highly anticipated new album, Arrows! Their first album in four years, everyone's favorite beer-crushing, zombie-killing, air-guitar-contest-judging metal heroes are back in action, doing what they do best- AND MORE.

Track 1, 2 & 6 at Koenji 20000V, Tokyo May 24th, 1997. Track 3, 4 & 7at Hakata VivleHall, Fukuoka July 26th, 1998. Track 5 at Koenji 20000V, Tokyo May 16th, 1998.

Part 1 Recorded at Sound Square 16th and 23rd May 1999. Part 2 Recorded and Mixed at Sound Crew 2nd and 3rd May 1999. Sound Engineer: Osamu Seino. Mastering: Kentaro Kimura at Kim Ken Studio 6th June 1999. Live: Analog Synthesizer: Ω Yamamoto (DOMLOCK SANDHILL). Recorded at Koenji 20000V, Tokyo, 27th Dec. 1998. Sound Engineer: Funakoshi. Mastering: Soichiro Nakamura at Peace Music 2021.