Red Eyed Cult UK
Red Eyed Cult are a psychedelic stoner doom metal band from Norwich/East Anglia,
UK.
Influenced by the likes of Sleep, Weedeater, High On Fire, as well as Black Sabbath, Mountain and Blue Oyster Cult.
Driven by the euphoria of the next riff, Red Eyed Cult look to the future with hunger.
Unit 61 is just the beginning.
~Heavy Riffs & Fat Spliffs~
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