Tunisian doom/stoner/sludge band Guros presents their new full-length album »From Cave To Cosmos«
Tunisian doom/stoner/sludge band Guros has just released their new full-length album »From Cave To Cosmos« on September 21st, 2026.
Says the band: “The album is an independent stoner/doom metal project created through a DIY and home-studio approach, combining heavy music with an atmospheric and philosophical dimension.”
The new album »From Cave To Cosmos« is now available on Bandcamp and YouTube.
Tracklist:
01. Wormhole
02. Neanderthal Euphoria
03. Age Of Stone
04. L’Homme Sauvage
05. Interstellar
06. Life On Mars
07. Dyson Sphere
About »From Cave To Cosmos«:
Born in a homemade studio, far from polished productions and polished walls.
»From Cave To Cosmos« is a raw trip through underground music, heavy riffs, deep fuzz, and psychedelic haze. Recorded in a personal space with a DIY spirit, the album embraces the imperfections, limitations, and freedom that come with creating outside the conventional studio environment.
From the darkness of the cave to the infinite silence of the cosmos, the record follows a philosophical path through existence, consciousness, isolation, and the search for meaning.
No rules. No pretence. Just sound, noise, and thought.
Slow. Heavy. Hypnotic.
From the primitive earth beneath our feet to the endless void above.
»Neanderthal Euphoria« is a raw jam inspired by stoner rock, doom psych and cosmic hallucinations, where cavemen discover the universe through distortion and vibration. A hypnotic trip from ancient caves to cosmic dimensions. Heavy psychedelic riffs, fuzzy basslines, tribal grooves and drifting atmospheres collide into one primitive space ritual.
»Life On Mars« is a track inspired by the theory that Mars may once have supported life, using that idea as a metaphor for the hopeful visions of a brighter future often promised by politicians. It reflects an idealized narrative that, like Pluto’s artificially preserved status, can sometimes blur the boundary between genuine hope and carefully constructed illusion. In the end, the project moves beyond astronomy, focusing instead on how people respond when truth and ambition confront identity, pride, and collective belief.
»Age Of Stone« tells the story of humanity after a great apocalypse. With Earth no longer able to sustain life, the last survivors travel through the stars, crossing the vast cosmos in search of a new world. Blending heavy stoner rock riffs with psychedelic atmospheres, the song explores survival, hope, and the beginning of a new age among the stars.
»L’Homme Sauvage« explores the enduring conflict between humanity’s primordial nature and the alienation of the modern world. Through hypnotic riffs, ritualistic rhythms, and evocative imagery, the song follows the archetype of the Wild Man, a symbol of instinct, freedom, and ancestral consciousness.
Set against the contrast of sacred fire and the cold glow of endless screens, the lyrics evoke a forgotten lineage engraved in stone and carried through the memory of the Earth itself. The Wild Man is not merely a character, but the embodiment of a timeless human essence that existed before kingdoms, borders, and civilization. His identity is defined not by power or possession, but by his unbroken bond with the natural world.
At its core, »L’Homme Sauvage« is a meditation on remembrance. It questions what humanity has sacrificed in its pursuit of progress and invites the listener to rediscover the ancient voice that still resonates beneath the noise of the modern age. The song stands as both an elegy for a world that has vanished and a call to awaken the primal spirit that continues to endure within us.
Before their new album »From Cave To Cosmos«, Guros released a three-track EP »Pluto Is Not A Planet« on March 14th, 2026.
Tracklist:
01. UFO
02. Pluto Is Not A Planet
03. Life On Mars
»Pluto Is Not A Planet« is an EP inspired by »Rick and Morty« (Season 1, Episode 9), an episode that brilliantly explores the tension between science, ego, and social critique. It centers on a simple yet unsettling scientific fact: Pluto has been reclassified as a dwarf planet, a truth delivered through Rick’s blunt, uncompromising honesty. Meanwhile, the Plutonians anchor their entire identity to the belief that Pluto is still a planet, letting pride overshadow evidence and even artificially enlarging Pluto to maintain their status. Society amplifies the illusion through denial, propaganda, and the suppression of dissent, turning an objective fact into what feels like a personal attack.
The EP also features »Life On Mars«, a track inspired by the theory that Mars once harbored life. It serves as a metaphor for the hopeful visions of a brighter future often promised by political narratives, idealized projections that, much like Pluto’s artificially preserved status, blur the line between genuine hope and carefully constructed illusion.
Ultimately, the project moves beyond astronomy, focusing instead on how people respond when truth and ambition collide with identity, pride, and collective belief.
»UFO« is an instrumental journey built around the concept of an extraterrestrial intelligence attempting to communicate with humanity through sound, a sonic message from beyond.
Listen to »Pluto Is Not A Planet« EP on Bandcamp and YouTube.
FFO: Om, Kyuss, Sleep, Naxatras, Henge, Colour Haze, early Pink Floyd.
Bojan Bidovc // music enthusiast, promoter, misanthrop and sometimes a journalist as well