What makes Down with the Crown by Acid King notable?

This album is significant for its role in shaping the stoner rock genre during the late '90s. It received positive reviews from critics and helped establish Acid King as key players in the underground music scene, influencing later artists in the genre. The album's distinctive sound contributed to a resurgence of interest in heavy psych rock aesthetics. Released in 1997, 'Down with the Crown' is Acid King's third studio album, following their 1995 debut, 'Zoroaster.' At this point in their career, Acid King had begun to solidify their sound, gaining recognition within the burgeoning stoner rock scene. This album marked a deeper exploration of their signature heavy yet melodic style.