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Snakerama

Formed in the last quarter of 2009, Snakerama are 3 guys from Cambridgeshire, UK with a shared love of all things heavy. Blending an intoxicating musical mix of stoner rock, hardcore, punk, alternative, and a cherry-picked selection of moments from their favourite metal sounds. Add to that the bands choice of song concepts: stories of weird and wonderful modern myths from favourite 70's sci-fi movies to real-life wonders like the Centralia Coal-Mine Fires which have been burning since the early 60's.

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Mother Mars

Mother Mars came into existence in 2002. They lean more towards a sound of heavy fuzzed-out grooves while also taking in elements of the psychedelic and doom.
They are based in Sydney, Australia and have been playing shows since 2003. In mid 2007 they released an ep called 'Take The Ride', an album 'Primitives' in early 2009 and in May 2011 a second full-length release 'Fossil Fuel Blues'. Featuring almost an hour of stoner-doom riffery and psychedelic mayhem, Fossil Fuel Blues is the first Mother Mars release as a three-piece and is overall a big step forward for the band.

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Sleep

There are multiple artists with this name: 1) A stoner metal band from California.
2) A hip-hop group from Portland, Oregon. 1)
After an overlooked debut, Sleep released a well-received follow-up, Sleep's Holy Mountain, in 1992 on Earache. The record had obvious Black Sabbath influences, and has been described as 'the best Black Sabbath never wrote.' The success of Sleep's Holy Mountain landed Sleep a contract with a larger record company (London), who payed up front for Sleep's next record.

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Macrocosm

First formed back in the 1990s, UK based artist "Macrocosm" (Mike Letchford) started life producing ambient music, but moved into experimental "intelligent" dance music and a period of drum and bass. Featured as "demo of the month" in April 1996 edition of Future Music magazine (with the song "Choral Reefer", he joined the label Protean Vision Quest in 1997 (along with artists like Gnomadic) supplying music for the "Ancient Alien" video, and regularly performing in Brighton and as part of a UK "Ambisonix 3D Sound" tour (along with the band Quanta).

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The Radiation Line

Central Scotland based drone/ambient/folk/noise/avant-garde collective. Founding members agreed to solidify the notion after debuting material at a family fun day mini-festival in the middle of a half-flooded rugby ground in the mini-city of Stirling circa June 2006. They currently have Four limited Edition CDr-EPs; EP1, EP2, The Dust of Exploded Beliefs May Make a Fine Sunset and the most recently released - No Tears for Silver Healers.

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Clagg

Through a seven year history, Clagg have endured enormous challenges to emerge as one of Australia's leading doom and sludge bands. Building their sound upon a foundry of monstrous guitar riffs, a bludgeoning rhythm section and demonic vocals, Clagg have been persistent in spreading their evil word amid many setbacks. Following multiple line-up changes, Clagg are now at their most cohesive and crushing.

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