Outer Minds interview with Zach Medearis
There aren’t many bands that I can put on that genuinely interest both me and my father, as far as contemporary bands go at least. Most of them...
Those Howlings – Manifest Blasphemy (2013) review
Those Howlings “Manifest Blasphemy” (Swear Jar, 2013) Not to be confused with the like-minded and similarly-named Nashville loonies Those Darlins, this Texan (via Chicago) trio’s debut album is...
Drunk Dad interview with Dane Herrin and Jose Delara
Look over at the turntable, it’s loud, it’s noise, it’s punk, it’s metal; no it’s Drunk Dad. Pumping out some of the most hardcore and blown out sounds...
The Dandelion interview
'THE SOUND OF BLISS FOR EVERYONE TO HEAR' When someone's into psychedelia that person will eventually reach for the sonic landscapes of yore. The music of the present...
Lazarus interview with Peter Glatzl
[caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="400"] Helmut Sacher, Ernst Glatzl (trumpet, guest musician), Peter Glatzl, Walter Spacil, Harald Music (Harp - guest musician)[/caption] Lazarus was founded by Peter Glatzl at the end...
The KVB – Minus One (2013) review
The KVB “Minus One (Extended Edition)” (A Recordings, Ltd., 2013) Third time’s the charm for all you KVB completists. “Minus One” was originally released back in 2011, but...
Throat interview with Jukka Mattila
© Teemu Nordlund Throat is like stepping into a time machine and travelling back twenty years to the heyday of the 80’s and 90’s hardcore music movement, with...
The Warlocks – ‘Skull Worship’ (2013)
The makeup of their membership has changed lots since their 2000 debut EP on Bomp!, but The Warlocks’ approach never really alters all that much. This is clearly...
David “Damon” del Conte talks about “Song of a Gypsy”
'Song of a Gypsy' is a true monster of U.S. psychedelic music. Album contains very laid-back, stoned vocals with nice fuzz guitar and even a sitar and it's...
Dead Rabbits interview with Thomas Hayes
A sonic tumbling cacophony of perfectly planned and executed psychedelia that skirts both shoegaze and drone while remaining firmly planted in their rock’n’roll roots, Dead Rabbits do not...