It will be slow, it will be hard - sometimes a little retro, sometimes not. Sometimes rock'n'roll, and sometimes downright depressing. Such extreme sensations will be provided by the trio Baroness, Graveyard and Pallbearer. All on November 3 at Krakow's Studio club.

Ah, that Baroness. Ever since their debut album, they have been one of the most distinguished sludge crews. Of course, sludge alone they don't play. Their epic, emotional and heavy as hell songs also consist of stoner, progressive influences and downright rock nonchalance. There is no other name like them in the business.

The thing with Graveyard is that you look at them and you know what they're about. They are from Sweden, they look disillusioned with life - what does that mean? Of course, blues-speckled rock'n'roll (with a stoner twist) bitter as life. This can be heard more strongly especially now that they have become much more toned down musically over time.

They have changed faces many times, but now Pallbearer are the spiritual heirs of the irreverent Warning, who know that doom metal and slowcore are essentially related entities. They will sadden you and provide great power.