Stubb is a heavy psychedelic rock band hailing from the UK, known for their riff-driven sound that seamlessly melds the bluesy hard rock of the '70s with stoner and psych elements. The group emerged on the scene with their eponymous debut album "Stubb," which dropped in 2011. This debut set the tone for the band's signature blend of warm, vintage tones, and expansive, soulful melodies, marking their territory in the world of retro-inspired rock.

Their subsequent albums have seen the band refining their sound and exploring deeper lyrical themes. With "Cry Of The Ocean," released in 2014, Stubb crafted a concept album of sorts, delving into a multifaceted emotional journey and showcasing their ability to balance heavy, fuzz-laden jams with an almost mystic, melodic consciousness. "The Theory of Light & Matter," further expanded their sonic palette, delving into more complex arrangements and textured soundscapes. Their latest work, "Under a Spell," continues to build upon their legacy, revealing a band that's unafraid to push their musical boundaries while staying true to the core elements that make their sound so distinctive – a potent combination of thunderous riffs and ethereal interludes that seem to put listeners under a spell of their own.