Stereogum — Australian rockers Zeahorse play heavy psych with a serrated electronic edge. They cite everyone from Electric Wizard to Slint to Fugazi as influences, though their sweeping churn is a sound of its own. “Pool,” a crusher from the band’s upcomin... more info

Stereogum — Sleep are best known for Dopesmoker, the unfuckwithable 63-minute album/song that acts as arguably the greatest tribute to weed that metal has produced since “Sweet Leaf.” (I say arguably because Electric Wizard’s Dopethrone is up there, too.) ... more info

Metalsucks — Check out the first publicly released song from their new album, Time to Die! The post Electric Wizard Ain’t “Nothing” appeared first on MetalSucks. more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by Ian Chainey Time to Die cover art UK doomers Electric Wizard have unveiled the first song from their forthcoming album Time to Die. Titled "I Am Nothing," the track quickly showcases the next guitar tone bands will be working... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by Ian Chainey Electric Wizard at MDF 2012 (More by Fred Pessaro) UK doomers Electric Wizard announced a new album. This one is called Time to Die and the title plays into a theme, according to singer/guitarist Jus Oborn: "All... more info

Metalsucks — Schwing! The post Upcoming Bullsh*t About Which You Should Know: The Haunted, Electric Wizard, and Iron Reagan Announce New Albums appeared first on MetalSucks. more info

Chicago Tribune — Electronic composer Joseph Mount – the driving force in Brit electro-pop band Metronomy – never has been associated with raw, rough, dirty-sounding music. So what was he doing messing around last year at Toe Rag studios in London – an analog fa... more info

NME — New raft of bands added to Knebworth festival more info

Metalsucks — Unearthly Trance +  Ramesses/Electric Wizard = Serpentine Path. That’s not just meant to be a description of the band’s music; Serpentine Path actually consists of the members of the now-inoperative Unearthly Trance (vocalist Ryan Lipynsky, d... more info

Metalsucks — Before there were blogs there were these things called magazines, and the only metal magazine we still get excited about reading every month is Decibel. Here’s managing editor Andrew Bonazelli… Everyone of age is probably way hung over today, ... more info