Name: Catamaran (Yawning Man/Kyuss Cover) by Arno Sels in STONED MEADOW OF DOOM
Duration: 4 min 12 s
Description: Pollak's interpretation of the song Catamaran from one of the first desert rock(stoner) bands called Yawning Man (also covered by Kyuss).

STONED MEADOW OF DOOM

Live at Open'er Festival 2013, 5 July
Gdynia, Poland

Setlist:
1. Feel Good Hit of the Summer
2. You Think I Ain't Worth a Dollar, but I Feel Like a Millionaire
3. No One Knows
4. My God Is the Sun
5. Burn the Witch
6. Sick, Sick, Sick
7. First It Giveth
8. The Vampyre of Time and Memory
9. If I Had a Tail
10. Little Sister
11. Make It Wit Chu
12. Smooth Sailing
13. I Appear Missing
14. I Think I Lost My Headache
15. Go With the Flow
16. A Song for the Dead

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Queens of the Stone Age - First It Giveth

Live at Fuji Rocks Festival - Niigata, Japan - July, 26th 2013

Nine Inch Nails - Help Me I Am In Hell - Live at Fuji Rocks Festival

If Only Everything By Queens Of The Stone Age

During the recording sessions of DiTCH's debut album, "Boca do Inferno", the band recorded 3 cover versions of some of their favorite Kyuss songs. A small tribute to the band that inspired them to start in the first place. DiTCH started off in 2010 as a Kyuss cover band, but has grown into a full-blown independent stoner/desert rock band. 

"Odyssey" is the last fave. And the third of 3 teasers that we will put up here for your listening pleasure. Sorry. No downloads. For the obvious reasons. The last phase of our debut release has commenced. It's only a matter of time until we will unleash "Boca do Inferno" on you all... ;)

DiTCH - "Odyssey (Kyuss)"

A cover of Clutch's Acoustic version of "Tight Like That' that I did for my AS Music Technology Task 1B. 
All the recording was done within 2 weeks, however, mixing carried on after that.
Vocals and the majority of the mixing was done by me,
Credit to my 'session musicians' Joe Shurmer and my teacher, Mr. Hirst, for helping me with instrumentation and mixing.

Clutch - 'Tight Like That (Acoustic)' Cover

BUY VINYL - http://ridingeasyrecords.com/product/well-samsara/


With a progressive sound that stems from a nostalgic desire to blend different musical styles as diverse as Joy Division and Blue Cheer, Austin-based power trio The Well redefine heavy rock by merging massive riffs with sophisticated melodies.

The group blossomed when guitarist/vocalist Ian Graham was fired from his previous band. Determined to redirect his musical focus, Graham hooked up with bassist Lisa Alley and the two began picking out riffs in their east-side garage. Rounding out their sound, they stole drummer Jason Sullivan from Graham’s old band in a tale of vengeance and karma. His solid groove and reckless tribal beat gave the three-piece their ideal primal attack. 
 
Due to their psychedelic doom edge, The Well reaps comparisons to Black Sabbath, Sleep, Electric Wizard and Uncle Acid and the Deadbeats. As fans of cult horror films, they embrace the sinister, revel in dark themes and find inspiration in haunting echoes. The dual vocals of Graham and Alley evoke an ancient language that carries a mystic spell. Daunting rhythms and heavy guitars often accentuate their chilling chants. In the spring of 2012 The Well’s first studio experience was to record their debut 7?at the Barbeque Shack with Tia Carrera’s Jason Morales. Limited to 300 copies, Seven was pressed on mixed vinyl with several cover options featuring hand-drawn art that emulated a few of the band’s favourite album covers. Nicknamed the “rip-off” series, the single sold out quickly becoming a favourite among European collectors.
 
By the fall of 2012, The Well were back in the studio again, this time at Ohm Recording Facility with Producer Mark Deutrom (Melvins, Sun O)))) and Engineer Chico Jones to record their debut album. However, an opportunity to record with Converse Rubber Tracks during SXSW 2013 resulted in the epic track ‘Eternal Well’ and sparked the idea of an EP. First Trip was pressed with a handful of songs from the Ohm sessions together with ‘Eternal Well’ just in time for their West Coast Summer Tour. Due to the energy and excitement of their live shows, the vinyl sold out quickly. With each repressing, a different hand-screened cover was printed until all four limited editions sold out. One of their most rabid fans was Riding Easy Records label boss Daniel Hall who recently signed the band.
 
Inspired by early ’70s psych, heavy rock, blues and proto-metal, The Well has created a sound that reflects doom, punk and horror all rolled together into one ghostly rock soundtrack. Their full-length debut Samsara is their strongest collection of songs to date. Produced by Mark Deutrom and released through Riding Easy Records, the masterwork is a stripped down, electric blues fuzzfest and begs to be heard live. After a steady touring schedule that’s seen the band share the stage with international acts such as: Kadavar, Orchid, Fu Manchu, High On Fire, NAAM, Orange Goblin, Pentagram and Dead Meadow guarantees The Well are contenders. 

“Writing dark, ominous music is how I deal with life,” admits Ian. “When we play live it’s like expelling the demons.” At a time when rock music is fading among the masses, The Well injects an intoxicating dose of raw adrenaline into a fatigued genre. Their nostalgic reverence, simple structure and modern expression put them at the forefront of today’s heavy rock.
 
Samsara is released via RidingEasy Records on 23rd September 2014.

iTunes preorder - https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/samsara/id903208953?ls=1
  
The Well:
Ian Graham – Guitarist/Vocalist
Lisa Alley – Bass/Vocalist
Jason Sullivan – Drums
 
Web– thewellband.com
Bandcamp– thewellaustin.bandcamp.com
Facebook – www.facebook.com/thewellband
Twitter– twitter.com/thewellband
Instagram– instagram.com/thewellband

Samsara

Mortal Bones

BUY ON ITUNES

The Well -  Mortal Bones

Queens of the Stone Age - Fairweather Friends (live @ Pukkelpop Festival 2014/08/16, Belgium).

Josh Homme
Troy Van Leeuwen
Dean Fertita
Michael Shuman
Jon Theodore

Thanks to @ash735 on youtube.

Queens of the Stone Age - Fairweather Friends (Pukkelpop 2014)

Pollak's interpretation of the song Catamaran from one of the first desert rock(stoner) bands called Yawning Man (also covered by Kyuss).

Catamaran (Yawning Man/Kyuss Cover)

From the SF band's 1999 album "Busse Woods"

Acid King "Electric Machine"

SLEEP'S HOLY MOUNTAIN: The CVLT Nation Sessions

www.cvltnation.com

Sea Of Bones - Dragonaut

One of Blix's most important influences was the early 90's NYC underground devastator Helmet. Please enjoy this cover of their skull-crusher "In The Meantime." Hans played all the instruments himself on the recording! Please forgive the poor percussion sound quality; it was made by pointing a single SM57 at the set haha. Still...not bad Hans, not bad at all.
All hail Hamilton and Stanier, two grand masters of their craft.

In The Meantime (Helmet cover)

Queens Of The Stone Age - Auto Pilot

Somali Yacht Club is a stoner rock trio from Lviv, Ukraine. The band mixes elements of stoner rock, psychedelic rock, shoegazing and post-metal in their music. Formed in 2010, as a jam band, but evolved to a main band for it's members. In August 2011 self-released their first four-song EP “Sandsongs”. In late 2014 are releasing first LP 'The Sun' on Bilocation Records.

The Sun

Somali Yacht Club - The Sun - 02 Sightwaster

Tall Firs play ATP's I'll Be Your Mirror London this May 27 at Alexandra Palace. In the weeks leading up to the festival the band will be releasing free downloadable cover versions of tracks by other artists on the festival line-up.

This third track is a cover of A History Of Bad Men by Melvins feat guest cellist Heather McIntosh.

More info on the festival here: http://www.atpfestival.com/events/ibymlondon2012.php

Tall Firs new album 'Out Of It And Into It' is out now on ATP Recordings. Info/Buy at http://www.atpfestival.com/recordings/artist/tallfirs/view.php

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