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Stoner/Doom Bassists Thread, Part 90: Maxed Out

I’m afraid to know what a grandpa burst is.
First thing I thought of was Antigua:
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Hey, my sunburst/tort jazz bass works just fine for doom tyvm.
See my "people that want to sound like old people" comment. As much as I love doom and stoner metal, I absolutely abhor the 70s worship that goes on in the genres. You can get those tones without looking like you raided your grandpa's basement for gear and fashion tips.
 
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See my "people that want to sound like old people" comment. As much as I love doom and stoner metal, I absolutely abhor the 70s worship that goes on in the genres. You can get those tones without looking like you raided your grandpa's basement for gear and fashion tips.

To be fair most of those bands either come from europe where the mullet is still considered in fashion or the south where denim isnt just a fabric its a lifestyle.
 
See my "people that want to sound like old people" comment. As much as I love doom and stoner metal, I absolutely abhor the 70s worship that goes on in the genres. You can get those tones without looking like you raided your grandpa's basement for gear and fashion tips.
I play GK amps. Hardly the usual stoner doom choice, I don't own bellbottoms and my other basses are a warlock and a peavey patriot. I do have porkchop sideburns though. Am I too retro for you?
 
Does anyone have any recommendations for bands similar to Hyborian, Black Sleep of Kali, Bison, etc? I'm looking for bands that fit under the whole sludge/stoner genre but bring elements from heavy metal, thrash, etc other than just sticking to the classic heavy blues riff pentatonic formula....if that makes sense at all.
Band is on hiatus now, but here's my sludge/thrash project:

Incantations of Vengeance, by Serpent Crown