() The wait is over! Decibel Magazine is premiering "Spaceship Landing: A Tribute to KYUSS" ahead of its official release tomorrow, October 31st! 20 bands from around the world pay homage to the godfathers of desert rock, reimagining KYUSS classics in a fuzz-drenched celebration of riffs, psych, and sand-blasted energy.
The legacy of KYUSS - the pioneers of desert rock and the spiritual fathers of stoner metal - echoes endlessly across generations and continents. Now, over two decades after their final ride into the sonic sunset, a legion of underground bands unites to pay respect in a massive, fuzz-drenched tribute.
"Spaceship Landing: A Tribute to KYUSS" will be released October 31, 2025 by Witching Buzz and features 20 bands from across the globe, each offering a thunderous reimagining of a KYUSS classic. This is not just a tribute - it's a worldwide celebration of riff worship, sand-blasted psych, and raw desert energy. Stream the album here
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