Sunil Singh

WRITER
Sunil Singh has been enjoying live music for six decades now. He has seen over 300 shows, with his first life-changing one in 1986, seeing Metallica on their Master Of Puppets Tour.


He now writes articles and concert and album reviews for MetalTalk, specialising in the stoner/desert/doom scene. Sunil says his favourite band of all time is Thin Lizzy, followed by Heart, Monster Magnet, Black Sabbath, The Allman Brothers Band, Pink Floyd, Kyuss, Hendrix, Soundgarden, Fu Manchu, and Colour Haze.

Sunil will release his book Sonic Seducer: Lust For Life With Our Heaviest Moments, Memories, and Magic of  Rock and Roll, this fall.

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Discover why embracing cheesy ballads, disco grooves, and Metal anthems makes this "uncool" music writer one of the coolest voices in rock journalism today.

30 Years Of Stoner Rock: The Bands Defining The Desert Sound In 2026

Discover 30 live tracks from 30 active bands carrying the torch of stoner and desert rock into 2026. A fuzz-fueled journey through three decades of sound.

The Gathering / Why This Reunion Tour Transcends Nostalgia

The Gathering. The Mandylion Anniversary Tour 2026 is making its way to London, and for fans of transcendent live music, this is a rare opportunity to witness one of the most emotionally resonant bands of the past three decades.

Why Rock ‘n’ Roll Has Become Schrodinger’s Cat

Rock' n' roll is not dead. It's just buried beneath a mountain of outdated critics, dying radio, and an industry that's lost its curiosity. From Orange Goblin's farewell to Yungblud's forced "saviour" crown, rock' n' roll now exists in a paradox: thriving underground yet declared dead by the gatekeepers. This is how the genre became Schrodinger's Cat.

All Them Witches – King Buffalo – A Toronto Journey Of Mysticism, Magic, and Musicianship

All Them Witches and King Buffalo delivered a transcendent journey of mysticism, magic, and musicianship in Toronto—stoner rock at its emotional peak.

Sunil Singh: Every Generation Is Held Hostage By Its Musical Youth

In this powerful reflection, Sunil Singh examines how clinging to musical youth limits discovery—and why stoner rock proves rock music is more alive than ever.

Why Monster Magnet Are The Most Influential Underground Rock Band Of The Last 35 Years

Monster Magnet may never have been mainstream, but their gritty, psychedelic power shaped the sound and soul of underground rock. From Tim Cronin’s legacy to Dave Wyndorf’s wild lyricism, discover how this band became the blueprint for a global stoner rock movement—and why their impact is bigger than ever.

Back To The Beginning: The Ironic Absence Of Black Sabbath’s Underground Legacy

Black Sabbath's underground legacy was glaringly absent from Back To The Beginning—a tribute that celebrated fame but overlooked the true heirs of Doom Metal.

Throttlerod / The Greatest Band That The World Doesn’t Know

Throttlerod is the cult rock band you’ve never heard—but should. From rare albums to raw power, their Southern-fueled sound demands your attention.

Sunil Singh

WRITER
Sunil Singh has been enjoying live music for six decades now. He has seen over 300 shows, with his first life-changing one in 1986, seeing Metallica on their Master Of Puppets Tour.


He now writes articles and concert and album reviews for MetalTalk, specialising in the stoner/desert/doom scene. Sunil says his favourite band of all time is Thin Lizzy, followed by Heart, Monster Magnet, Black Sabbath, The Allman Brothers Band, Pink Floyd, Kyuss, Hendrix, Soundgarden, Fu Manchu, and Colour Haze.

Sunil will release his book Sonic Seducer: Lust For Life With Our Heaviest Moments, Memories, and Magic of  Rock and Roll, this fall.
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