Dali's Llama is an American desert rock band hailing from the arid and sonically rich landscapes of the Coachella Valley in California. Formed in 1993 by guitarist and vocalist Zach Huskey, along with his wife Erica Huskey on bass, the band stands as one of the pillars of the desert rock scene that flowered during the early 90s. Known for their fuzz-heavy riffs and a DIY ethos, Dali's Llama weaves a compelling blend of stoner rock, punk, blues, and heavy metal, creating a sound that is as raw as it is honest.

Throughout their career, Dali's Llama has maintained a steadfast dedication to their craft, spawning an impressive discography that showcases their evolution while remaining rooted in the gritty, earthy tones of their genre. Their recent offerings, including "Legends Of The Desert: Vol.3" and the "Dune Lung - EP," continue to garner praise for their uncompromising sound and authentic approach to music-making. With a sound characterized by thunderous rhythms and gritty vocals, albums like "Mercury Sea" and "The Blossom" prove that the band is unafraid to push the boundaries of desert rock. Their unwavering commitment to the raw energy of their music is further encapsulated in the aptly named "Raw is Real." As Dali's Llama marches on, they remain a testament to the enduring spirit and innovation of the underground rock scene.