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Fu Manchu

2,708,164 plays (132,618 listeners)

Fu Manchu is a Southern Californian stoner rock band, who released their debut single "Kept Between Trees" in 1990. Rolling Stone describes their sound as:

The Atomic Bitchwax

607,461 plays (47,883 listeners)

The Atomic Bitchwax are a rock/jam band formed in the basements of New Jersey during the mid 90s by then 25 year olds Chris Kosnik of Atlantic records' "Godspeed" and Ed Mundell of A&M records' "Monster Magnet".The bands first two albums, I and II, had a heavy psychedelic sound with roughly half of their songs containing only minimal vocals and the rest were instrumental.

Orange Goblin

1,198,352 plays (66,902 listeners)

Formed in 1995 in London, originally under the name of Our Haunted Kingdom, but changed to Orange Goblin after a 7" with Electric Wizard in 1996 with company Rise Above Records.

Dozer

831,664 plays (59,677 listeners)

Two acts are known as Dozer 1) A stoner rock/metal band from Borlänge, Sweden. 2) A hardstyle DJ

Hermano

605,082 plays (49,789 listeners)

Hermano formed in 1998 as a side project and in doing so became a mini super group in stoner rock circles. The original lineup consisted of vocalist John Garcia (Kyuss, Unida, Slo Burn), bassist Dandy Brown (Orquesta del Desierto), drummer Steve Earle (Afghan Whigs) and guitarists Mike Callahan (Earshot, Disengage) and David Angstrom (Banger, Supafuzz, Black Cat Bone, Devil May Care).

Karma to Burn

584,097 plays (41,602 listeners)

Karma to Burn is an American instrumental stoner rock band. The band was formed in 1994, in Hicksville, WV (actually Morgantown, WV, though this was a running joke also reflected in bios of the band on other Web sites).

Kyuss

7,621,676 plays (197,172 listeners)

Kyuss (pronounced "KYE-us") is the corner stone of the genre known to many as stoner rock or desert rock. Although derivative of 70s hard rock, Kyuss also managed to sound unique. This was primarily because guitarist Josh Homme often tuned to a low C, a major third below standard pitch, but also due to singer John Garcia's paint stripping vocals.

Unida

634,505 plays (52,942 listeners)

After the dissolution of stoner rock pioneers Kyuss, and a short adventure in Slo Burn, John Garcia (vocals) comes back with Unida also featuring Arthur Seay (guitar), Dave Dinsmore (bass) and Mike Cancino (drums). Dinsmore was eventualy replaced by Scott Reeder.