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Stoner Metal/ Stoner rock

Unida!!!

And House of Broken Promises

There Awesome! (my uncle's also the guitarist for both)
Dude. Your uncle writes some of the catchiest, heaviest, AWESOMENEST riffs out there. I always figured the beard gave him mystical powers, can you confirm or deny that? :smug:

I got a Meteor City 3-disc compilation last week, going to spin it now and see wha happa with it.
 
Yeah, man...I especially like Church Of Misery's early stuff. Something about the original singer that gets me...even despite the half-Japanese/broken English lyrics. Great sh*t! Get ahold of Weedeater's "God Luck & Good Speed". You won't be disappointed!

-Dave
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Finally got some Weedeater, 16 tons: Great album, it really is so bass driven, such a heavy sound. The vocals are a bit of an acquired taste, but I've been listening to a bit of Black Metal these days, so I can dig it. Ultra heavy grooves, some head nodding music for sure.
 
Time to resurrect this thread.

What are you currently spinning?

for me its

Comets on Fire - Blue Cathedral
Comets on Fire - Avatar
Against Nature - Any Album, they are awesome
Biblical Proof of UFO's - Interstellar Messages
Chylde - Now It Can Be Told
Danger Doom - The Mouse and The Mask (Not Stoner Rock, but a great album nonetheless)
Fatso Jetson - Stinky Little Gods ( Wish i had discovered these guys sooner)
Parliament - Osmium (Not your typical Parliament album)
Stone Axe - Purple

Also for anyone interested, my band just finished recording a 4 song EP at Yogi's Meatlocker here in Ottawa. Love to hear your thoughts.

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The Sword is probably one of the bigger bands in this genre right now. Their first album is particularly good. Another good band is Saviors. From Europe, a band called Sahg isn't bad at all.

There's also Sleep, the precursor band to High on Fire. And of course I'm agreed with all who mentioned Kyuss. Their album Blues for the Red Sun is a truly a classic, IMO.

Electric Wizard is truly a stoner band. They literally sound like a bong-hit. And cheers to whoever mentioned Cathedral. You get coolness points for that. There's also Orange Goblin.

They're not a stoner metal band, but check out Opeth's "Damnation." It's a very mellow album, with a spooky vibe. That album actually turned on some stoner metal types I know to Opeth, and they're big fans now.

One last mention is a guy who calls himself Mountain Mirrors, from Mass. It's mostly acoustic, but it has a cool, occult vibe and some nice grooves in there. He's pretty unkown, but I think he's talented.

The cool thing about exploring genres is the stuff you discover along the way.