Truckfighters
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Truckfighters

Truckfighters formed in Sweden in 2001, started by Oskar "Ozo" Cedermalm on vocals and guitar and Niklas "Dango" Källgren on bass. They later added drummer...

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Swedish stoner rock trio with heavy, hypnotic riffs

Truckfighters formed in Sweden in 2001, building long, psychedelic grooves across albums like Universe and Heavy Machinery.

For their signature sound, start with "Desert Cruiser" and then try "Blackness." That gives you the long build and the heavy riff work in one go.

Their sound pulls from desert rock with tracks that build slowly into hypnotic jams. "Desert Cruiser" stretches past ten minutes on the Universe album, showing their commitment to that sprawling approach. Songs like "Majestic" and "Mind Control" from their top tracks list follow that same heavy, patient template.

The band started in 2001 with Oskar Cedermalm and Niklas Källgren, adding drummer Pehr Eriksson later. Their self-titled debut arrived in 2005, followed by records like Phi, Mania, and Universe. They've kept releasing music through 2021's Heavy Machinery, with a 2019 festival booking causing some controversy they addressed publicly.

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Truckfighters formed in Sweden in 2001, started by Oskar "Ozo" Cedermalm on vocals and guitar and Niklas "Dango" Källgren on bass. They later added drummer Pehr "Monte" Eriksson. Their self-titled debut album came out in 2005, followed by records like Phi, Mania, Universe, V, Weird Science, and Heavy Machinery.

Their sound pulls from stoner rock and desert rock, with heavy riffs and psychedelic grooves. Songs like "Desert Cruiser," "Momentum," and "Atomic" show their tendency toward long, hypnotic tracks that build slowly. "Desert Cruiser" stretches past ten minutes on the Universe album.

In 2019, they faced some criticism after playing a festival in Poland that had ties to far-right politics. The band put out a statement saying they didn't support the organizers' views. They've kept releasing music since, with Heavy Machinery arriving in 2021.

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