Warthur
The glorious Uncle Acid and the Deadbeats add vocals filtered through the same sort of bizarre filter applied to Ozzy Osbourne's vocals on the Sabbath classic Planet Caravan with grotesque and sinister traditional doom metal compositions which sound like the sort of thing which might conceivably have been produced in 1970 by a band too demented and out-there to get released back in the day. Heavy psych is a major influence, but strictly negative vibes and bad trips ensue when you stare into Uncle Acid's 13 Candles. (They're also insanely catchy - I'll Cut You Down, for instance, could almost have been worth releasing as a single.)
