FDJ (Desert Psychlist)
Acid laced stoner rock/metal tinted with elements of doom.
Gnarliness guaranteed.
Favorite track: Mr. Ouija.
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The City of Suicide
04:02
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The Forest
02:46
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Drowned in Stone
04:10
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Cast a Shadow
07:35
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The Cage
03:56
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Mr. Ouija
03:42
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The Desert
03:00
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Proctor's Ledge
08:39
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Lore Columbus, Ohio
This 5-piece rock band is electrifying their way through the Midwest music scene, slamming together heavy psychedelic rock and fuzzy stoner riffs to craft a face melting haze of doom and psychedelia.
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