Stone Lotus, A three piece manifest of fuzzed out doom and southern riffs, spine tearing vocals, heavy sludge laden bass and an almost primitive percussion that ensures Stone Lotus are the purveyors of filth in the South West! 

Supported and played along side local and national acts such as The Devil Rides Out, BAYOU, Chainsaw Hookers, Yanomamo (NSW), Scalphunter, King Parrot (VIC), Gay Paris (NSW), Coffin Wolf (VIC), The Rumjacks (NSW), Wolfpack (VIC), Colossvs (VIC), PUCK, Sludge Bucket, Blackwitch, Septillion, One Of None, Beerfridge, Nucleust, Medusa's Gaze, Scyatic, Bury The Heard, Ocean Drive, TRS, Ohm Rune and many more... Also supported international heavy weight giants such as Jucifer (USA) and Black Cobra (USA).

"The first thing I’ve gotta say is that this is absolute Down worship! Some parts scream Black Sabbath, while others sound like classic NOLA sludge. Stone Lotus manage to very effectively carve out their own sound, infusing it with respect for the masters." - Doomed & Stoned 

"To the slack jawed onlookers the arrival of a biker gang can appear like a wild bunch of bastards tearing into town and causing havoc like a heavy metal whirlwind of booze, beards, bellies and bum cracks! But it's not always thus. Sometimes a long early morning ride, or a midnight run can be a solitary affair, a time to reflect and contemplate, a time for doom. Big fat fucking doom, the sort of doom that a hairy arse biker envisions as he stares blankly at the horizon." - Bloodbath Fanzine

"Starting the night was local doomers Stone Lotus who did a great job kicking things off." - The Rock Pit (Armageddoom III)


Dark Ambient Industrial Noise Artist
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The origins of Envelope Muse can be traced back to the early 2000s in Perth to the coastal deep south of Western Australia. A profound connection to dark ambient, harshnoise, industrial, soundtrack and film composition inspired early experimentation with a 4 track recorder, a guitar, a mic and effects pedals, and from those humble beginnings the work of Envelope Muse evolved into the dark ambient industrial soundtracks the artist produces today. These heavily textured and moving visions are made possible through the integration of field recordings, modified equipment, film/audio samples, voice, synths, guitar and bass. Dialogue runs as a theme and the music is carefully constructed for film and live performance. Envelope Muse soundtracks evoke feelings of solitude, confinement and isolation through ominous and discordant overtones.

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