Mojo’s Pick of the Week: Let There Be Weed by King Weed

King Weed Let There be Weed CoverThese doomed and stoned motherfuckers have done it again, I don’t know how they do it.

Quietly building a hazy, fuzzy, riff-laden empire in their smoky corner of Bandcamp, France’s King Weed just keep coming out with hypnotic album after album that just get under your skin and stay there, like sticky THC in your blood stream just waiting to sabotage your next surprise urine test.

Check out the latest riff monster collection that dropped in January 2021, Let There Be Weed.

King Weed just keep on rollin. Smoke on, dudes, smoke on.

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Mojo’s Pick of the Week – End Of Forever by Samsara Blues Experiment

End Of Forever by Samsara Blues ExperimentThe end of 2020 saw a surprise and bittersweet release from the legendary Samsara Blues Experiment, who announced that this latest full length album End Of Forever will be their swan song.

This German psychedelic experimental electric blues trio have been going strong since they began their journey in Berlin in 2007. They gained widespread acclaim with their 2010 album Long Distance Trip, cementing themselves into stoner rock lore with their own special brand of transcendent psych rock.

End of Forever takes you on a trip through time and space, flirting with influences from 60s acid rock to 70s prog through modern psych rock, sprinkling mellotron pads, spacey synths, and other dreamy effects throughout its guitar jam journey. Sad to see the end, but glad to be along for the ride and enjoy the legacy of this timeless trio.

Sit back and enjoy the trip.

Samsara Blues Experiment on the web:

Bandcamp https://samsarabluesexperiment.bandcamp.com/
Spotify https://open.spotify.com/artist/2KIzxbJeiFf6IpBFn2ZD2S
Facebook https://www.facebook.com/samsarabluesexperiment

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Mojo’s Pick of the Week – Age of Aquarius by Villagers of Ioannina City

Villagers of Ioannina CityI’m not sure what it is, but I keep finding these great heavy bands coming out of Italy and Greece, like Messa, Puta Volcano, and now Villagers of Ioannina City from — of course — Ioannina City, Greece. I wouldn’t necessarily call it stoner or psych rock, it’s really just King Buffalo style majestic, epic rock and roll.

Self-described as ‘post-rock with a dose of Greek folk traditional music’, Villagers of Ioannina City have delivered with their second full-length album a masterful opus of sweeping rock soundscapes that subtly incorporates elements of traditional Greek folk music into its heavy tales of gods and the grandeur of nature and history. If you like epic, majestic rock, give this a spin.

Villagers of Ioannina City on the web

https://vicband.bandcamp.com/
https://www.facebook.com/villagersofioanninacity/
https://open.spotify.com/artist/0N8D2mPKMd3MWIhqdfpTBp

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