Afterimage was never meant to be a long-running act, yet their brief existence carved out a lasting imprint on Los Angeles’ underground. The compilation, 'Faces to Hide,' on...
Dopethrone’s new album 'Broke Sabbath' is the kind of record that’ll punch you in the gut and leave you grinning like a maniac. If you’re into crusty riffs,...
Sujevera’s sound is a whisper from the other side, a dark, ritualistic brew born of isolation and uncertainty. Formed during the pandemic amidst the chaos of lockdowns, this...
Byard Lancaster was a shape-shifter, a saxophonist and flutist whose work oscillated between the sacred and the profane, the structured and the chaotic. His Palm Records era, now...
Yemen Blues are steeped in the hypnotic pulse of ancient traditions while boldly venturing into blues, jazz, and even hip-hop. Their sound is as multifaceted as the cultures...
The Residents have always hovered at the periphery, crafting their own bizarre soundscapes from behind a veil of secrecy. In an era that demands constant visibility, they remain...
Shawn Phillips never played by the rules because, quite frankly, the rules never applied to him. In an era when record labels were slapping neat little genre stickers...
Sky Fire, a band that bridged the gap between Sudden Death and Hammerhead, was a more refined version of the former, with a more commercially-minded approach. The story...
Smoker Dad, a band that hurls itself from one moment to the next, refuses to be boxed into neat little genre categories. Their latest album, 'Hotdog Highway,' sprawls...
Rasco is the heartbeat of DIY garage psych rock, soaked in reverb-drenched nostalgia. This trio crafts cinematic music blending garage rock, indie, and surf energy. Their latest album,...