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GIVEAWAY – Win Music and Merch Bundles from Salt of The Earth Records and Ghost Cult Magazine 

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Ghost Cult recently got an awesome box of vinyl and CDs from Salt of The Earth Records! SOTER features bands such as Dead By Wednesday, Cortez, Thunderbird Divine, Hero and The Horror, Scissorfight, Earthride, Kings and Liars, Ol’ Time Moonshine, Lord Bishop, Scuzzy Yeti, Monster God, Curse The Son, their newest signing Inverter, and many more! We will give three (3)  lucky winners each box of vinyl and CDs from the label. But wait, there’s more! We will throw in merch (shirts, vinyl, pins, patches, and other goodies from our merch closet that bands and labels have been sending us in each box! The grand This giveaway is available WORLDWIDE, since we haven’t done one this big in a while!  Enter to win at our post on Instagram, and other socials. Winners will be chosen at Random on June 1st and notified via DM!   

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Doom Metal Legend David Sherman (Spirit Caravan, Earthride, Galactic Cross, Weed is Weed), Has Died

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Sad news as legendary Doom Metal bassist and vocalist and personality David “Sherm” Sherman has died He was 55. No cause of death has been revealed at this time. News of his passing was spread via social media from many posts by his bands, friends, peers, and fans. Originally earning to acclaim as a member of Shine, which became Spirit Caravan, Dave was in countless bands either on record or as a touring musician, including The Obsessed, Hank III, and others. If you ever met him in person, he took over a room with his love of heavy music and comraderie. RIP.

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ALBUM REVIEW: Red Mesa – The Path to the Deathless – Desert Records

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While The Path to the Deathless (Desert Records) continues down the psychedelic stoner journey that Red Mesa put forth with 2018’s The Devil and the Desert, its execution is grittier. The atmosphere carries hints of desolation within its imagery of open desert plains and the grainy guitar tone has a certain nastiness even when it isn’t overtly aggressive. There’s also not much emphasis on acoustic playing this time around, and even the tracks that do feature it come with a more noticeably somber air.

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