Desert Storm UK
Born at the dawn of 2007, Desert Storm is a crushing progressive heavy metal band from Oxford, UK. Mixing elements of prog /
post metal, sludge, doom, and much more.
F.F.O - Crowbar, Black Sabbath, Mastodon, High On Fire
Or generally fans of big riffs / grooves and harsher vocals! š¤
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