Kamchatka (UK exclusive), Mother Of God (Swe)

Chaos Theory and Snuff Lane bring you this immense lineup packed with riffs, blues and stoner goodness. This is an exclusive, as Kamchatka will not be playing anywhere else in the UK.

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Kamchatka

A Swedish power trio who've been making colossal tidal waves across Europe with their new album 'The Search Goes On'. This will be their first headline show in the UK, as well as their only show in the UK, as part of their album tour.

They've already toured the USA and Europe with Clutch in 2009 and have recently taken on new bassist Per Wiberg (ex-keys player for Opeth, Spiritual Beggars, Candlemass, King Hobo), who also produced their latest album.

"A blend of the southern rock soul of Warren Haynes’ Gov’t Mule and The Allman Brothers, white-washed with guitars giving hints of Stevie Ray Vaughn, wrapped in the cloak of grooves reminiscent of Clutch and Kyuss." - Metal Recusants

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Mother Of God

This Swedish quartet have been carried by their solid mix of stoner rock, blues and grunge to play support slots with YOB, Dozer and Imperial State Electric, as well as playing at Wacken Open Air in Germany.

They've toured twice through Europe and have recently been signed to Detroit-based label Small Stone Records. Check out their belting new album 'Anthropos'.

"A platter packed with fat, juicy riffs and huge grooves as well as shrewd shifts in dynamics" - The Sleeping Shaman

"Completely uplifting and downright hooky." - The Sludgelord

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Mothertrucker

An amazing mixture of stoner rock and post-metal from this Coventry-based 4-piece, who are trudging towards their tenth anniversary.

They’ve crafted a sound built on thick dirty distortion, menacing atmospherics, head bopping tempo changes and rewarding climaxes. Pooling sounds from navel-gazing post-rock and riff-heavy stoner rock, Mothertrucker's sound has evolved into something far more unpredictable.

We've not stopped listening to their latest album The Power Of Independent Trucking since they played at The Facemelter last December, well worth every penny.

"Ground-breaking instrumental doom rock epics" - Rock-A-Rolla Magazine

"Anyone who can write such punishing riffs deserves success" - Metal Hammer