Dopes to Infinity by Monster Magnet

Dopes to Infinity, Monster Magnet's third album, hit the racks on A&M on March 21, 1995, and it's fuzzed-out cosmic riffing from Red Bank, New Jersey, with a major label footing the bill. Dave Wyndorf, the founder on vocals and guitar and the one man to survive every lineup change, was still steering, with Ed Mundell, Joe Calandra and Jon Kleiman alongside him.

It's stoner rock with its eyes rolled back, heavy and hypnotic, the genre the band would later be credited with helping to build. "Negasonic Teenage Warhead", which had surfaced in another form in the film S.F.W. the year before, gave them their first hit single, with a video directed by Gore Verbinski. Radio mostly ignored the rest, the title track and "Dead Christmas" included, so it sold only a bit better than Superjudge, though it reached 51 in the UK and 30 in Germany. The band toured Europe in 2011 playing the whole thing front to back.

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