When the world burns, doom finds its poets: Mother Raspberry's Summit of Excellance arrives "from atop the peak of greatness" with bold new sounds on their 16th studio album. Buzzard's Mount Din is a stoner doom sci-fi fuzz monster in which an alien bio-creator assesses humanity's wreckage — "protest music for the end times" fueled by heavy Americana, fuzz guitars, and wry bleakness. The Mountain King's Pike Dreams chronicles 2000 years of human existence through crushing atmospheric drone doom, while Hexistence closes with raw, gnawing rage on "Such a Shame."
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