Stoner stream debut album 'Stoners Rule' in full!

Desert rock supergroup STÖNER (with Brant Bjork, Nick Oliveri and Ryan Güt) stream their anticipated debut album 'Stoners Rule' in its entirety, ahead of its official release this Friday 25th June on Heavy Psych Sounds.

• "A whole bongload of crunchy riffs and deep grooves." Metal Injection
• "All the fuzzed-out, smoke-cloud riffage you could ask for." Brooklyn Vegan
• “It transcends the genre Oliveri and Bjork helped usher into existence.” Rock’n’Roll Fables

STÖNER is the supergroup formed by desert rock godfathers and long-time friends Brant Bjork (founding member of Kyuss, also former Fu Manchu), Nick Oliveri (Mondo Generator, former Kyuss, Queens of the Stone Age) and Ryan Güt (Brant Björk drummer). The outcome of this desert reunion is their debut album 'Stoners Rule', a high-class, groovy and rousing 7-track driven by the spirit of these true legends. The sound is mellow, yet these are the same guys who created the legend of Kyuss as well as the desert and stoner rock movement, which is alive more than ever. Debut album 'Stoners Rule' is a celebration of the sound of the desert, the perfect soundtrack for a ride across the dusty Mojave paths, where it all began.

Debut album 'Stoners Rule' Out June 25th on Heavy Psych Sounds

Rad stays rad. A few ideas are timeless. STÖNER is Brant Bjork (guitar/vocals), Nick Oliveri (bass/vocals) and Ryan Gut (drums), and from flowing jams to all-out punker blasts, they know what they’re doing. It ain’t anybody’s first time at the dance, and you don’t call your band Stöner if you’ve never heard the word before. STÖNER, however straight-ahead their moniker, encompass varied styles and the songwriting of Bjork and Oliveri – both founders of Kyuss, also Mondo Generator, Ché, Fu Manchu, Bloodcot, and more between them. Atop the classic-style swing and flow from Güt (also of Bjork’s solo band), Stöner keep it casual and wear the name as only those who helped create the sound could. 'Stoners Rule' was recorded at The Rad Cabin in Joshua Tree, CA in October 2020 by Yosef Sanborn. Cover art was designed by Branca Studio.