Get all 66 Electric Valley Records releases available on Bandcamp and save 40%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of WyndRider - Revival, Slowtorch - Serpente, Cancervo - III, Black Spell / Chains - Rito Funebre, Grave Speaker - Grave Speaker, Wet Cactus - Magma Tres, Asteroid Witch / Greenseeker, Rocky's pride & Joy - All The Colours Of Darkness, and 58 more.
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The Uprising
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Once Again
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No Country For Young Men
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Mountain Fury
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C172
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Anger
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Piledriver
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The Eye
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21st Century Man
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Hillbilly
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Electric Valley Records Sardinia, Italy
Stoner Rock, Doom Psychedelic Rock, Heavy Psych, Heavy Rock and Heavy Riffs.
Vinyl & Fuzz Worship est. 2014
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