Tentacle Wizard Novi Sad, Serbia
Tentacle Wizard draws influence from various genres like stoner, doom, post-metal, psychedelic, kraut rock, post-rock, even
drone. At the same time we're making original music that reflects member's natures.
Our playing and sound can get heavy and massive, harsh even, at times.
Our music is created spontaneously, when we record or actually remember a good bit of jamming, riffing, droning
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