Get all 3 Skullpriest releases available on Bandcamp.
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Too Many Voices
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Sungazer
08:25
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Burning Lungs
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Ikonoklast
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Space Does Not Care
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Skullpriest Zofingen, Switzerland
Switzerland based instrumental rock trio Skullpriest plays a thrilling blend of heavy psych, stoner metal and doom. Their
music oscillates between angry fuzz riffs, trippy delay cascades and droning feedback walls, thus dragging the listener back and forth from post-apocalyptic deserts to the cosmic void.
Martin Zaugg (gt)
Patrick Lorenzon (bs)
Roman Bolliger (dr)
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