Second Nature: A Long Buried 1970 Gem of British Blues Rock
In the late 1960s and early 1970s Britain produced an endless stream of local blues groups, many formed in school halls, pubs and youth places, most destined to...
Nick Drummond’s Technical Breakthrough: Inside ‘Unto The Breach’
Nick Drummond’s new album, 'Unto The Breach,' represents a distinct creative breakthrough born from isolation. Moving away from the folk-rock of his debut, this record layers crisp songwriting...
Big Bill Drops ‘Young Men Of The World’ Ahead of ‘Sick Myth’ LP
Austin based art punk band Big Bill has shared 'Young Men of the World,' the final single from their urgent new LP, 'Sick Myth,' out this Friday via...
Wormy Shares ’27 Days,’ New Single from Upcoming LP ‘Shark River’
New York singer-songwriter Wormy, the project of Noah Rauchwerk, has announced his forthcoming LP, 'Shark River,' set for release on January 16, 2026, via Rose Garden. Wormy today...
The Swedish Underground’s Long-Lost Dream: After 20 Years, Grovjobb Rises With a New Album
The progressive Swedish underground of the 1990s was a particularly fecund, if localized, ecosystem, and few groups managed to capture its anachronistic spirit like Grovjobb. After twenty years...
A Clear New Path for The Memos on ‘Futures Ours To Find’
Liverpool group The Memos step into a new chapter with the release of their debut EP titled' Futures Ours To Find'. The band has been gathering attention for...
Jim Griffin Unveils ‘Xenocide’ from ‘The Counterblast’
Jim Griffin’s new LP, 'The Counterblast,' throws down a gauntlet immediately after the mood-setting opener. The real event is 'Xenocide.' This track is built around a single, uncompromising...
Richard Norris on the Making of ‘Mr Norris Changes Brains’
'Mr Norris Changes Brains' is the latest chapter in Richard Norris’s lifelong mission to, as he puts it, blend psychedelic sounds and effects with rhythm. A 42 track...
Robert Callender Gives Interview as His 1968 Psych Album ‘Rainbow’ Receives an Anniversary Concert Release
Robert Callender remains one of the most enigmatic figures to emerge from the late sixties search for spiritual and creative transformation. His 1968 album 'Rainbow' has long circulated...
Michele Ducci & Letizia Mandolesi Share New Single ‘Follow the Sun’
Experimental songwriters Michele Ducci and Letizia Mandolesi have shared their debut single, 'Follow the Sun,' a psych pop track that serves as the first offering from their upcoming...