Porsgrunn, Norway based Stoner Rock band The Big Rip will release their new EP, "Olympus Mons," which will see the light on August 22, 2025.

Porsgrunn, Norway based Stoner Rock band The Big Rip have unveiled the official music video for the title-track from their second EP “Olympus Mons” on August 22nd, 2025. Watch the music video for “Oly...

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