A true architect of desert rock, Brant Bjork has been shaping the sound of the California desert for over 25 years. From his roots in Kyuss and Fu Manchu to a prolific solo career, Bjork has become the laid-back yet unstoppable voice of the scene. With the Brant Bjork Trio, he keeps the groove rolling - fuzzed-out, sun-baked, and pure Palm Desert spirit.

Argentina’s Mephistofeles have carved out a cult status in the global doom underground. Since their breakout debut Whore (2016) and the notorious I’m Heroin (praised by Electric Wizard’s Jus Oborn), they’ve unleashed a torrent of sleazy, fuzz-drenched doom. Now signed to Heavy Psych Sounds, the band is ready to spread their filthy riffs and occult energy across Europe and beyond.

Formed in Sardinia in 2018, 1782 summon doom steeped in the shadows of history and witchcraft. Their crushing self-titled debut and the follow-up From The Graveyard (2021) cemented their place in Europe’s new wave of doom. After touring alongside Acid Mammoth and storming festivals like Desertfest, 1782 continue to cast riffs as heavy as the tales that inspired their name.

Born from Turin’s hardcore scene in 2009, Tons traded breakneck speed for monolithic fuzz and slow-burning doom. With records like Musineè Doom Session and Filthy Flowers of Doom, they’ve toured Europe, shared stages with Bongzilla, Church of Misery, and Pentagram, and even hit the legendary Duna Jam. Equal parts weed worship and esoteric heaviness, Tons bring Italian doom with tongue firmly in cheek.

From Eindhoven’s fertile rock underground, Komatsu forge desert grooves with a European twist. Their sound rides between sludgy heaviness, stoner swagger, and psychedelic edge - earning them a place on stages with acts like Brant Bjork. Crushing yet hypnotic, Komatsu are Dutch stoner rock at full throttle.

Italy’s Ananda Mida channel cosmic psychedelia with desert rock heart. Guided by guitarist Matteo Scolaro and desert rock icon Alfredo “Dr. Space” Felici, the collective weaves hypnotic jams, spiritual grooves, and expansive soundscapes. Signed to Heavy Psych Sounds, Ananda Mida deliver a transcendental trip that drifts between ritual and rock.

A rising force in the heavy underground, Death Wvrm conjure doom-laden riffs soaked in fuzz and menace. With a sound that balances raw aggression and hypnotic weight, they bring fresh blood into the stoner/doom scene - heavy, unrelenting, and impossible to ignore.