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A band whose brief seven-year existence has enabled them to remain enigmatic and shrouded in hazy folklore, Kyuss were a classic example of musicians who assimilated the ambience and vibe of their ...

Fans of the rock band Kyuss have long hoped that the ‘90s-era rock band might reunite. The somewhat obscure group, long regarded as one of the pioneers in the “stoner rock” genre, disbanded in 1995.

SAN FRANCISCO (CBS SF) -- The latest collaborative project featuring desert-rock legends Brant Bjork and Nick Oliveri, power trio Stöner comes to the Bay Area this week to play shows in Santa Cruz and ...

You don't call your band Stoner without knowing what that word means. That's the premise laid out in a biography of the new-ish rock act — yes, called Stoner — from former members of Kyuss, Queens of ...

Producer Chris Goss made an apt comparison when asked to describe Palm Desert-born Kyuss' music: "This is what it sounds like where we live." Their second album, Blues for the Red Sun, arrived on June ...

Former Kyuss bassist Nick Oliveri really wishes he could go out and play some Kyuss music for the fans, but unfortunately the name isn't his to use. In an interview with Goetia Media, Oliveri ...

Brant Bjork, formerly of stoner rock icons Kyuss, had a surprising reaction to the band's record label calling them "the next Metallica." Kyuss formed in the late '80s, and by 1991, they were signed ...

What happens when you mix the stoner/desert rock vocal sensibilities of ex-Kyuss vocalist John Garcia with the sludgy riffs of Mastodon‘s Bill Kelliher? I don’t know but the world could find out one ...

"If that's the epitome of success in a rock band, it just seemed unrewarding." "It's one of those things," said Oliveri in an interview with Goetia Media. "I feel personally that it's a fans' band.

John Garcia doesn't carry himself like a rock star, even though he's one of the most defining voices to ever come out of the California desert. During a recent phone interview, the former Kyuss ...