THE DOOMED & STONED SHOW (S9E9)
Summer of Doom: II (July Doom Charts)

We continue our look at the Doom Charts with a countdown of the Top 10 from July's chart and our favorites from the wider Top 40.  Your hosts are Billy Goate (Editor, Doomed & Stoned), John Gist (Vegas Rock Revolution), and Bucky Brown (The Ripple Effect).  3+ hours of in-depth commentary and plenty of heavy rock, with excursions into doom, stoner, psychedelic and more!

PLAYLIST 

INTRO (00:00)
1. Florist (#19) - "Lift" (00:31)

HOST SEGMENT I (04:28)
2. The Fire Mystical (#31) - "Evilmorphosis" (27:03)
3. Dead Gallery (#29) - "Still I'm Here With The Blues" (34:00)
4. Froglord (#21) - "Wednesday" (42:51)

HOST SEGMENT II (47:25)
5. Lie Heavy (#24) - "Lie Heavy" (1:02:31)
6. Howl at the Sky (#34) - "The Monsters are Due" (1:06:41)
7. Struck/Down (#40) - "The Enforcer" (1:11:01)

HOST SEGMENT III (1:14:52)
8. Ursular (no. 10) - "Siren" (1:32:23)
9. Mammuthus (no. 9) - "Long Drive" (1:40:11)
10. Melt (no. 8) - "Problem Child" (1:44:25)

HOST SEGMENT IV (1:50:07)
11. Cavern Deep (no. 7) - "Primordial Basin" (2:01:52)
12. Occult Witches (no. 6) - "Vow" (2:09:58)
13. Wizard Master (no. 5) - "Hell Riders" (2:13:22)

HOST SEGMENT V (2:21:57)
14. Sorcia (no. 4) - "An Axe Named Otis" (2:52:34)
15. Auralayer (no. 3) - "Shelf Black" (2:59:32)
16. Mutoid Man (no. 2) - "Broken Glass Ceiling" (3:03:12)
17. Thunder Horse (no. 1) - "After The Fall" (3:07:25)

OUTRO (3:13:41)
18. Caivano (no. 37) - "Sick of You" (3:15:00) [BONUS]
19. Marijuana Johnson (no. 12) - (3:19:07) [BONUS]
20. REZN & Vinnum Sabbathi (no. 23) - "Unknown Ancestor" (3:23:32) [BONUS]

CREDITS: 

Theme Song: Dylan Tucker (Old Blood)
Thumbnail: Florist (album cover detail)
Incidental Music: Hellvetika (https://akitevlleh.bandcamp.com/)

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„a style of Doom blending from destructive energy to a own creative dominance“

Epic Down is a duo from Leipzig, Germany dedicated to the sluggish grooves and lumbering riffs of sludge & doom, started in 2021 by Mitzschi (guitar(s)/bass) and Fabian (drums/vocals).
Influenced by primal doom, drone and stoner, the sound of Epic Down is mainly characterized by solid downtempo grooves and rolling walls of guitars, complemented by slightly melancholic vocals.

With the release of their first EP "Equinox Pt1" and it’s sequel "Equinox Pt2" in 2023, the band stepped into the light of publicity.
After signing to Argonauta Records the band was able to celebrate the release of „days of oblivion“ as their debut album in fall 2024.

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Slow, Low, and Brutally Truthful; Thunder Horse gives Southern Sludge Metal a new twist.
Thunder Horse is an in your face project of long time touring veterans and seasoned musicians. All four
members have a long history of friendship with a chemistry that was right to break ground on something new.
An eclectic background of influences and styles are what sets Thunder Horse apart from the pack. Thunder
Horse oozes influences of soulful guitar driven southern metal and hails inspiration from the iconic bands that
inspired them to be musicians. It’s hard to pinpoint their genre, but Classic Doom, Heavy Blues and Guitar
Driven Rock-n-Roll are easily identifiable in their debut self-titled release.
Stephen Bishop has been a mainstay in the Industrial Metal scene in Texas. He was the front man for Pitbull
Daycare (Cleopatra records, MIA Records) and has 3 national releases to show. PBDC toured with a wide
variety of bands from Lords of Acid, to King Diamond and from The Genitorturers to Ministry and Revolting
Cocks. Anyone in the Texas Industrial Metal scene will remember the always controversial and exciting stage
show Bishop brought every time they played! Vocalist and rhythm guitar player, Stephen Bishop was the
mastermind behind this band, but did not do It alone.
Lead guitar player, T.C. Connally, is a founding member of Pitbull Daycare and Texas Metal band Evil United as
well as Bishop’s co-conspirator in Thunder Horse. Influenced by some of the most iconic hard rock and heavy
metal bands of the 60’s and 70’s, Todd brings a soulful and original style to Thunder Horse. Todd co-wrote all
of the debut album songs. His history of writing, programming and visual concepts add a new dimension to the
band which takes Thunder Horse over the top in the studio and live.
A big bass player needs a BIG bass so, bring on the 12-string bass and monster rig! Dave Crow, known as Uncle
Dave over the past 15 years, has toured regionally throughout the southwestern United States with rockabilly
band The JuJu Beans and punk band Uncle Dave’s Rock Service. During this time, these bands released a
combined seven recordings collectively. Currently, Dave plays in the straight-ahead rock-n-roll outfit
Scatterbone as well as a contributing writer and vocalist for Thunder Horse.
Drummer, Jason “Shakes” West is exceptionally versatile with regard to musical style, West has played in
various bands ranging from rock and metal to blues and country and is also well known for his visual presence
behind the kit. Most recently, West has been a writer and touring member of the Murderdolls (Slipknot’s Joey
Jordison), Wednesday 13, Sebastian Bach, Pitbull Daycare (with Bishop and Connally) and Neurotica (OzzFest
Veterans). Shakes is currently playing with Athanasia and Down Generation showing how versatile he truly is.
Thunder Horse delivers metal that is played slow and low, with an intensity inspired from icons past and
present. A wall of amps and an almost tribal rhythmic vibe produces a guttural sound with intense and mindbending
sensations. Imagine if Black Sabbath and Jane’s Addiction melded into one band and had a Pink Floyd
influenced stage show with a Quadraphonic PA:
THAT is Thunder Horse.

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