A night turned to dust

Khan fuse hazy psychedelia and heavy stoner riffs into something Elder would recognise but never quite dare. Progressive rhythms, industrial-scale crescendos, vocals that shift between ethereal falsetto and guttural screams. Latest album That Fair and Warlike Form // Return to Dust — two tracks, both well over twenty minutes. No rush. No compromise. Dust off at the door.

When Deathchant takes the stage, riffs become incantations and volume becomes a force of nature. Drawing from the raw power of classic heavy metal, the mind-expanding reach of psychedelic rock and the relentless momentum of hard rock, the Los Angeles quartet summons a sound that feels both ancient and untamed. Twin guitars spiral skyward. Rhythms thunder beneath your feet. This is music for long-haired wanderers, seekers of the riff and anyone willing to surrender to the gravitational pull of pure amplified energy.

The Asteroid No.4 is an American psychedelic band based in San Francisco, CA. Originating from Philadelphia in the late 1990s.

Warsaw is coming. Brace yourself.
Weedpecker are five albums deep and still sound like they just discovered how heavy psychedelics can get. Dreamy, expansive heavy psych with stoner gravity, swirling keyboards and riffs that slowly empty your head. Latest album V on Heavy Psych Sounds. One of Europe’s most essential psychedelic acts, live at De Tanker in Noord.

Norwegian stoner doom giants Kal-El bring bass-heavy grooves, downtuned guitars and sci-fi riffcraft straight from Stavanger — think Dozer and Truckfighters launching into deep space. Amsterdam’s Dunebender keep it heavy and strange with sax-laced stoner doom from the lowlands.