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Blue Tree Monitor London, UK
Blue Tree Monitor is a London based stoner rock trio. Formed in 2016 initially to jam and have fun they eventually started writing music. In April 2022 they self released their first EP "Cryptids."
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If you like to live on the edge and have no regard for mindless compliance or conformity, this might just be the ticket. But I gotta warn you, Auralayer's Thousand Petals is probably going to duke it out for Album of the Year at Clean and Sober Stoner, maybe even the Doom Charts, against the likes of Hail the Void, Faery Ring, Snakemother and Acid King. Once you cross that line, it can be hard to go back... Cleanandsoberstoner.com
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Dead Man's Theme (Full Album)
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Blues-rock fans - don't let the "cover art" fool you! These guys let their music do the talking! Strong influences showing through, Hendrix, SRV, Trower among others, all blended into a sound of their own. Strong rhythm section and the guitarist turns it every which way but loose! A hidden gem!
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