Clouds Taste Satanic

Here's some epic new stoner metal from New York's Clouds Taste Satanic.  New album "79 A.E." is out in March.  Pre-order it from the band here and listen to "Collision" below.

Clouds Taste Satanic

I think it's probably pretty safe to say that the only Christmas song from the last 30 years to actually enter the cultural lexicon and stay there is Mariah Carey's "All I Want for Christmas Is You."  As i just got all the Christmas decorations up over the weekend, here's Clouds Taste Satanic giving us a metal rendition.  Check it out below and get the new "All I Want for Christmas Is Your Soul" EP here from the band.

Clouds Taste Satanic

Doomy, stoner instrumental metal band Clouds Taste Satanic wrap up their "Satanic Singles Series" with volume 4 featuring covers of Cheap Trick's "Auf Wiedersehen," and The Flaming Lips' "Sleeping on the Roof."  See as the Lips provided us with our Daily Jam today, we'll keep in that direction.  Check out the cover below and conjure images of guitarists playing on the roof at night under the moon.  Then go grab the 7" here.

Clouds Taste Satanic

Clouds Taste Satanic are back with the third installment of their "Satanic Singles Series," this time around covering The Pixies and Nirvana.  Check out their doomy take on "Cecelia Ann" and "Rock Music" below and snag the 7" here.

Clouds Taste Satanic Cover Chicago

Instrumental doomy stoner metal band Clouds Taste Satanic continue with their "Satanic Singles Series," this time around with covers of tunes by The Smithereens and Chicago.  As is usual with me, i'm quite taken with the Chicago cover.  Check out the cheekily retitled "If You Doom Me Now" below and get it here from the band.

Clouds Taste Satanic - Funeral for a Friend

"Funeral for a Friend/Love Lies Bleeding" is hands down my favorite Elton John song, the instrumental first half dirge speaking directly to my soul.  So i was quite delighted to find that New York instrumental stoner metal band Clouds Taste Satanic are kicking off their "Satanic Singles Series" with a cover of that first half dirge.  And they're pretty faithful to the original too.  Check it out below and get the 7" here from the band.  The B-side is a version of "Also Sprach Zarathustra."  I'm interested to see where they go with future singles in the series.