High Moon’s latest release, 'The Nest,' is a long-overdue excavation of one of San Francisco’s most elusive voices, Jeannie Piersol. A singer who drifted through the city’s psychedelic...
Billy Cobham, an eminent rhythmic architect and fusion vanguard, has indelibly reshaped the percussive landscape of modern jazz with a visionary approach that transcends conventional boundaries. Not only...
Weird Herald, the Los Gatos band that blended folk, country, and rock, may have slipped under the radar in the late ’60s, but their music was too ahead...
Jeffery Sez was one of those bands that never got the big break, but damn if they didn’t put in the miles. A decade of sweaty, beer-soaked shows,...
Filigree is a hidden treasure for lovers of Femvox Folk-Rock, with their 1973 IBC acetate offering a compelling mix of gothic traditional folk, electric folk classics, haunting originals,...
Kroppskännedom, the project spearheaded by a seasoned Swedish musician, unfolds as a nuanced synthesis of past explorations and evolving sensibilities. Rooted in the motorik pulse and melodic intricacies...
Waverly Station was never gunning for the mainstream. Coming up in London, Ontario’s late-'90s indie scene, they were the kind of band you heard about from a friend,...
The first-ever reissue of Dry Heart’s impossibly rare 1970 acetate is finally here, and it’s one for the true psych-folk heads. Originally pressed in just 10 copies on...
Alain Pierre’s soundtrack for 'Vase de Noces,' the 1974 Belgian cult film by Thierry Zéno, reemerges in a stunning limited edition that highlights both its experimental nature and...
Spin Doctors are back with 'Face Full of Cake,' their first album on Capitol Records, dropping April 11. And if the first two singles are anything to go...