German instrumental Stoner Rock power trio Dübel have launched the official full album stream of their self-titled debut record on YouTube. Released on October 9, 2026, the seven-track album showcases the Worms-based outfit’s minimalist, Heavy-hitting approach to fuzz-driven Desert Rock and instrumental grooves.
Stream “Dübel” in full via the YouTube player below:
Formed as a wordless three-piece, Dübel operates on a bare-bones, craft-focused instrumentation where guitar, bass, and drums function as an interlocking machinery.
Dispensing entirely with vocal tracks, the trio relies on steady rhythmic momentum, Heavy riffing, and hypnotic repetition to build Psychedelic depth across their compositions.
Dübel describes their musical approach as solid craftsmanship, raw, honest, and direct. The rhythm section of Eberhardt and Kirchner provides a dense, driving foundation over which Winter’s fuzz-Heavy guitar work lays down expansive riffs. Rather than relying on ornate soloing, the band emphasizes tight ensemble interplay, allowing steady cadences and repetitive grooves to create an immersive, hypnotic atmosphere.
The 29-minute self-titled record consists of seven instrumental tracks that balance tight, compact rhythm drivers with longer, atmospheric arrangements.
Purchase “Dübel” on Bandcamp: https://duebelband.bandcamp.com/album/d-bel
01. Schaufel (04:04)
02. Drehmaschine (05:13)
03. Pusher (02:49)
04. Marathon (04:47)
05. Öl (05:06)
06. Obelisk (03:41)
07. Labyrinth (03:54)
Lineup:
Simon Winter / Guitars
Marc Eberhardt / Bass
Daniel Kirchner (also of Karuzo and Lower Control) / Drums
From the opening stride of “Schaufel” through the mechanical precision of “Drehmaschine” to the closing Heavy textures of “Labyrinth,” Dübel delivers an uncompromising take on contemporary European Stoner and Desert Rock.