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.

KIND / Close Encounters, Soaring Vocals And Unrelenting Charge Of Riffs

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The unrelenting charge of riffs, punchy bottom, and soaring vocals in KIND third album, Close Encounters. Don't miss the undeniably heavy stoner/doom/psych attack Words: @mathematicaljester @therockbandkind @ripplemusic

Brian’s Song: The Heaviest Story That Anchors The Heaviest of Rock Books

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Unveiling the Playlist for the new book Sonic Seducer by Sunil Singh. Find out the unique connection between mathematics and rock music in this groundbreaking book. @mathematicaljester

Dad Rock / The Flat-Pluto Society of Heavy Music

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Sonic Seducer author Sunil Singh reflects on Dad Rock, another constipated idea in Heavy Metal music, and why Eddie Trunk and That Rocks! is false advertising. @mathematicaljester

Ruby The Hatchet take over Lee’s Palace with Intoxicating Stoner Rock Energy

Gig Reviews
Experience the magic and mysticism of stoner rock's Tina Turner, Jillian Taylor, as she blows the roof off Lee's Palace in Toronto with Ruby The Hatchet hot as hell rock and roll. Photo: @melaniewebsterphotography Words: @mathematicaljester @rubythehatchet @leespalace

Why L.A. Guns reigns supreme among Sunset Strip bands Of The ’80s

Metal Reviews
L.A. Guns, the best band of the Sunset Strip scene in the '80s. Their latest album, Black Diamonds, proves they only grow stronger over time. @mathematicaljester also picks his top 20 tracks. @laguns @traciiguns

Emma Ruth Rundle is Hauntingly Beautiful at Axis Club, Toronto

Gig Reviews
Experience the beauty and heaviness of Emma Ruth Rundle intimate performance at Axis Club in Toronto. A spiritual force of nature's music. @theaxisclub @emmaruthrundle

Acid King / Sonically Dense Beyond Vision a Monumental Masterpiece

Metal Reviews
Discover Acid King's immersive and emotionally consuming album 'Beyond Vision,' likened to the Pink Floyd of doom. Join the journey of life through sound. @acidkingrocks @blues.funeral

More open to new experiences is the elixir of heavy music

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The elixir of heavy music. Writer Sunil Singh talks about 'why being part of the MetalTalk community here has already been such a rewarding experience.' @mathematicaljester

Atsuko Chiba / A masterpiece of past, present, and future sounds

Metal Reviews
Atsuko Chiba - Water, It Feels Like It's Growing (Mothland). Hypnotic, transcending, meditative, and emotionally heavy are the first words that come to mind. @atsukochiba @mathematicaljester

Sunil Singh / Female-fronted bands cannonballing into the stoner rock pond

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No surprise that so many female-fronted bands are not just putting their toes in the stoner rock pond they are just cannonballing themselves into its deepest parts.
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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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