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Escapism
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Fall Of The Ronin
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Two Wolves
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SLUDGEBUCKET Oakland, California
Sludgebucket is a stoner metal duo consisting of Kelly Waldrip-bass/vocals, and Marc Kaufman-drums. Formed in Oakland in 2004 by Kelly Waldrip with the idea of meshing multiple styles such as psychedelic, progressive, doom, and stoner metal.
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