Banshee – ‘Living In The Jungle’ (2020)
The latest stoney punk from Boston (USA) builds on their screaming debut (CAW!) which you can read more about in our interview with the band. With bongs in...
Jeff Penczak
Cary Grace – ‘Lady Of Turquoise’ (2020)
A true Renaissance woman, Grace expresses her myriad talents through music, production, engineering, poetry, and building custom Wiard modular synthesizers via her company Wessex Analogue. A brilliant interpreter...
Caedmon – ‘Caedmon’ (1978)
The legendary self-released folk album by this quartet of Edinburgh University students boasts prog, jazz, and spiritual overtones. Issued in limited qualities (about 500), it was their only...
Sunburned Hand Of The Man – ‘Headless’ (2020)
The suntanned band with the sunburned hands returns with another frolicking set of mind-melting synapse fryers, sure to please their legion of psychonauts. Across their too-numerous-to-count releases (numbers...
The Cult Of Dom Keller – ‘Ascend!’ (2019)
The Cult have been frying skulls and melting brains for over a decade and their fifth full-length will not disappoint fans of their gothic-tinged stoner skronk. The ominous...
Various Artists – ‘Sunny Spells’ EP
Last year, the wonderful chaps at Fruits De Mer (hello Keith Jones!) released a 3xLP set of wonderful 21st century updates to some of my favourite British psychedelic...
The Fox – ‘For Fox Sake’ (1970)
Not to be confused with Bob and Carole Pegg’s contemporary folk rock band, this Brighton quartet are mostly remembered, if at all, for the magnificent, sitar-drenched ‘Butterfly’, a...
Stone Harbour – ‘Emerges’ (1974)
One of the most heralded private-pressing gems of homegrown psychedelia gets the typically thorough remastering and repackaging from Guerssen imprint Out-Sider music. Now you can relive the experience...
Haq – ‘Evaporator’ (2019)
Evaporator is the sophomore album from the international trio Haq, a collaborative effort between Japanese duo N-qia (vocalist Nozomi and sounds programmer Takma) and prolific Edinburgh artist Harold...
Hawkeyes – ‘Last Light Of Future Failure’ (2019)
The Canadian sextet returns after four years with another monolithic head cruncher, highlighted by their swirling four-guitar onslaught. Opener ‘The Lickening’ is full of encroaching martial beats that’ll...