SORCIA hails from the Snoqualmie Valley in the backwoods of Seattle, Washington. Combining blues-laden groovy riffs, heavy doom and raw grunge with the added dynamic of dual vocals, they deliver their own method of Pacific Northwest stoner sludge metal. Since solidifying their line-up in 2018 and the release of their 2019 demo, Sorcia hit the ground running, performing live nearly non-stop around the PNW. Sorcia entered Witch Ape Studio with Tad Doyle (Brothers of the Sonic Cloth, TAD) in June of 2019 to record their debut full-length album 'Sorcia', completing it with Jack Endino (High On Fire, Windhand, Nirvana) at the mastering helm. Released on March 13, 2020, it immediately received acclaimed reviews, solidifying Sorcia as one of the Seattle area's best up and coming heavy acts of 2020. Underground buzz began to grow and Sorcia ultimately caught the eye of Desert Records and in early 2021 they inked a deal with the Albuquerque, NM based label. Sorcia once again entered the studio with Tad Doyle in April 2021 and recorded the EP 'Death By Design' as well as material for their next full-length. The monster of an EP showcases the bands versatility and dynamics by featuring a 16 minute title track and an acoustic bonus track 'Dusty' (recorded/mixed by Matt Bos). 'Death By Design' was released on July 16, 2021 via Desert Records and was well received among the heavy underground, once again receiving many acclaimed reviews and a world premiere via Doomed & Stoned. In 2022 the trio completed a Summer NW Regional tour as well as a Spring 2023 tour that included an appearance at Rocky Mountain Riff Fest. On July 21, 2023, Sorcia released their highly anticipated sophomore full-length album 'Lost Season' via Desert Records. Recorded, mixed and mastered by Tad Doyle, it immediately made big waves in the stoner/doom community, garnering several acclaimed reviews and landing at #4 on the Doom Charts. Sorcia completed a successful Western US Summer Tour to support that included an appearance at Burque Rock City Fest,  as well as an appearance at RippleFest Texas 2023.

Tigers On Opium is a hard rock band based out of Portland, OR. They have a distinct stoner rock sound that incorporates punk, psychedelic and desert rock traits, with lyrics typically involving esotericism, mysticism, underground drug and social culture, personal experiences, and marijuana. Tigers has earned a strong reputation for their electrifying live performances and well crafted songs. The quartet consists of members Juan Carlos Caceres, Nate Wright, Charles Hodge, and Jeanot Lewis-Rolland. Critics have frequently compared the band’s sound to heavy hitters such as Queens of the Stone Age, Uncle Acid and the Deadbeats, Electric Wizard, Torche, Alice in Chains and Refused - And like these bands, Tigers shares a hunger for the exploration of new ideas, while simultaneously staying rooted in what makes all this music timeless... THE RIFF! The result is a dark and dirty psychedelic fuzz that leaves the typical genre conventions in an insalubrious haze.

Salem’s Bend is a Los Angeles-based heavy rock trio with musical influences that run the gamut from '70s classic rockers to modern heavy-hitters in the desert, doom, psych and stoner rock scenes. Having cut their teeth in different bands around LA for several years, they self-released their debut album on Bandcamp in the tail-end of December 2015. The album garnered some early praise at heavy music blogs, with one reviewer commenting, "You want dynamics? Salem’s Bend is practically a liquid. 'Dynamics' is just a buzz word until it’s wielded by these sprightly upstarts." The album caught the ear of Ripple Music, who signed them and re-released their debut record worldwide in October 2016. Salem's Bend has been tearing up the local scene since their inaugural West Coast tour in 2016 and hasn't slowed down yet. They've shredded the road for over 40,000 miles with tours and festivals around the US every year, including a sold-out SXSW showcase, Desertfest London 2019 + European tour, Psycho Las Vegas 2022, RippleFest Texas 2022, and more. Their sophomore album was released by Ripple Music in 2019 to solid praise, with Metal Injection saying "Hardened by countless shows across the west coast, Supercluster is tighter and more explosive than anything the band has done before," selling out before the year was done. 2023 is shaping up with new music, festivals, and more!