Brant Bjork brings his desert rock sound to the beach at Duna Jam 2025, a private, invitation-only gathering on the Sardinian coast, not a public festival in Hungary. A founding member of Kyuss and a key figure in Fu Manchu, Bjork has spent decades shaping the sun-baked, heavy groove of Californian desert rock. This set, performed with the Brant Bjork Trio, keeps that style close to the ground: unhurried, blues-stained, and built for sand, sea, and sunset rather than a conventional stage. The crowd sits on the beach while the band moves through a tight run of songs, from new trio material to older Bjork staples, with the last piece still listed as unknown. The recording captures the setting as much as the playing: Mediterranean light, open air, and a sound mixed for the shore instead of a club. It is a document of Bjork’s 2025 trio in the place that has hosted this gathering for twenty years, not a Hungarian riverside show.
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