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Insomniac and Early Moods are The Next Two Bands Booked for The Mojave Experience

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Created by Patrick Brink, frontman of Volume, and former lead singer of Fu Manchu, The Mojave Experience festival has just announced two more bands for what will be an incredible first year of the festival. Insomniac and Early Moods are your next two bands added to the festival bill! They join a monster bill including co-headliners Earthless and Dead Meadow, John Garcia (Kyuss, Slo Burn, Hermano), Acid King, Mario Lalli and The Rubber Snake Charmers, Ecstatic Vision, Yawning Man, Hippie Death Cult, Nick Oliveri (Kyuss, Queens of The Stone Age, Stoner), The Freeks, and two more bands TBA next week. The Mojave Experience takes place from March 20th-21st, 2026, in Joshua Tree, California, and tickets are on sale at the links below.
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Howling Giant and Authur Seay and The Riff Killers are The Next Two Bands Booked for The Mojave Experience

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Created by Patrick Brink, frontman of Volume, and former lead singer of Fu Manchu, The Mojave Experience festival has just announced two more bands for what will be an incredible first year of the festival. In addition to previously announced co-headliners Earthless and Dead Meadow, they named John Garcia (Kyuss, Slo Burn, Hermano), Acid King, Mario Lalli and The Rubber Snake Charmers, Ecstatic Vision, Yawning Man, Hippie Death Cult, Nick Oliveri (Kyuss, Queens of The Stone Age, Stoner), The Freeks, and now Howling Giant and Authur Seay and The Riff Killers are your next two bands on the bill. The Mojave Experience takes place from March 20th-21st, 2026, in Joshua Tree, California, and tickets are on sale at the links below.
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Nick Oliveri and The Freeks are The Next Two Bands Booked for The Mojave Experience

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Created by Patrick Brink, frontman of Volume, and former lead singer of Fu Manchu, The Mojave Experience festival has just announced two more bands for what will be an incredible first year of the festival. In addition to previously announced co-headliners Earthless and Dead Meadow, they named John Garcia (Kyuss, Slo Burn, Hermano), Acid King, Mario Lalli and The Rubber Snake Charmers, Ecstatic Vision, Yawning Man and Hippie Death Cult.And now Nick Oliveri (Kyuss, Queens of The Stone Age, Stoner), and The Freeks are your next two bands on the bill. The Mojave Experience takes place from March 20th-21st, 2026, in Joshua Tree, California, and tickets are on sale at the links below.
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Yawning Man and Hippie Death Cult are The Next Two Bands Booked for The Mojave Experience

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Created by Patrick Brink, frontman of Volume, and former lead singer of Fu Manchu, The Mojave Experience festival has just announced two more bands for what will be an incredible first year of the festival. In addition to previously announced co-headliners Earthless and Dead Meadow, they named John Garcia (Kyuss, Slo Burn, Hermano), Acid King, Mario Lalli and The Rubber Snake Charmers, and Ecstatic Vision have joined the imprressive debut lineup. Now Yawning Man and Hippie Death Cult are your next two bands on the bill. The Mojave Experience takes place from March 20th-21st, 2026, in Joshua Tree, California, and tickets are on sale at the links below.
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Mario Lalli and The Rubber Snake Charmers and Ecstatic Vision are The Next Two Bands Booked for The Mojave Experience

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Created by Patrick Brink, frontman of Volume, and former lead singer of Fu Manchu, The Mojave Experience festival has just announced two more bands for what will be an incredible first year of the festival. In addition to previously announced co-headliners Earthless and Dead Meadow, they named John Garcia (Kyuss, Slo Burn, Hermano), and Acid King last week. Now, Mario Lalli and The Rubber Snake Charmers, and Ecstatic Vision are your next two bands on the bill. Taking place from March 20th-21st, 2026, in Joshua Tree, California. Tickets are on sale at the links below.
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John Garcia and Acid King are The Next Two Bands Booked for The Mojave Experience

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Created by Patrick Brink, frontman of Volume, and former lead singer of Fu Manchu, The Mojave Experience festival has just announced two more bands for what promises to be an epic lineup! In addition to co-headliners Earthless and Dead Meadow, Ghost Cult teamed with the fest to unveil the next two acts: John Garcia (Kyuss, Slo Burn, Hermano) and Acid King. Taking place from March 20th-21st, 2026, in Joshua Tree, California. Tickets are on sale at the links below.
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A New Kyuss Tribute Album is Coming Soon

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In a global homage to the godfathers of desert rock, record label, Witching Buzz, are to release a covers compilation album. Spaceship Landing: A Tribute to Kyuss will be released October 31, 2025, featuring 21 bands from across the globe, each offering a reimagining of a Kyuss classic. Find out more below.
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ALBUM REVIEW: King Potenaz – Arcane Desert Rituals Vol. 1

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Sweden’s DIY Stoner/Doom label Majestic Mountain Records is always best-known for releasing the most eccentric, adrenaline-fueling tunes possible, and fair to say that Arcane Desert Rituals Vol. 1 by Southern Italy’s King Potenaz is one of them! 

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ALBUM REVIEW: Moon Destroys – She Walks By Moonlight

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Moon Destroys is debuting their self-produced full-length album, She Walks By Moonlight (Limited Fanfare Records). The band is the brainchild of guitarist Juan Montoya (ex-Torche, MonstrO) and drummer Evan Diprima (Gold Pyramid, ex-Royal Thunder). Having released their 2020 EP, Maiden Voyage, they’ve spent the past few years refining their sound—crafting a powerhouse blend of heavy rock and psychedelia. This album will resonate with fans of bands like Elder, Kyuss, Earthless, and Fu Manchu.  Continue reading →


ALBUM REVIEW: Masters of Reality – The Archer

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For those with the good fortune (and talent) to make an indelible mark on the music world, there are those who achieve mainstream fame, and then like a concurrent shadow are those so vital that their creative essence is absorbed into the very fabric of the music world. Continue reading →