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Following the dissolution of <a href="spotify:artist:72HNVukiuzWD85BJqIKWHc">Spirit Caravan</a> in mid-2002, stoner rock godfather Scott "Wino" Weinrich announced that he would be joining <a href="spotify:artist:0PwcX0kb5jwvot1V4JEp5g">Place of Skulls</a> -- the band fronted by guitarist <a href="spotify:artist:0IK7zHQEvNWcQHRBTEkq0o">Victor Griffin</a> of <a href="spotify:artist:0xybuiDEYo3YuT3fLPaIyE">Pentagram</a> fame. At the same time, though, he also formed a new band called the Hidden Hand with Maryland natives Bruce Falkinberg (bass/vocals) and Dave Hennessy (drums). The trio's debut album, 2003's Divine Propaganda, retained most of the sonic hallmarks characteristic of Wino's long career -- traditional heavy metal and doom infused with punk rock's bare-bones, D.I.Y. aesthetics -- but also placed an added emphasis on addressing social and political issues. ~ Eduardo Rivadavia, Rovi
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