Tender Ender’s ‘Black Swan’: Doomsday Pop in a Velvet Glove
Today, Swiss musician Thomas Schmidiger, aka Tender Ender, releases his debut album, 'Black Swan,' on vinyl and digital via A Tree In A Field Records. This is the...
Zucker’s ‘Confession’: A Unified Study in Electronic-Acoustic Form
Years in the making, Gabriel Zucker’s sixth studio record C'onfession' comes out November 21 on Boomslang Records. Alternately ethereal, electronic and acoustic, instrumental and deeply vocal, 'Confession' is...
Eric Silverman Lands ‘Fly’: A Catchy Slice of “Psych Yacht-Rock”
Oakland musician Eric Silverman channels the legendary spirit of the Bay Area's Record Plant (now 2200 Studios) for his new single, 'Fly.' Following his 2023 desert-rock release, 'Stay...
A History of The Outlaw Blues Band with Victor Alemán: Psych Blues at Its Best
Los Angeles in the 1960s was a city itching for something new. Bands came and went, chasing their shot. One of them was the Outlaw Blues Band. Central...
Keith West’s Moonrider Album Reissued by Think Like A Key
The 1970s album by Moonrider and the solo LP by John Weider are set to be re‑issued on CD by Think Like A Key Music on 12 December...
San Diego Songwriter Rebecca Sykes Delivers Debut EP, ‘Face to Face’
San Diego's Rebecca Sykes has signed with Dusty Mars Records for her forthcoming debut EP, 'Face to Face,' set for release on November 21st. The four-song collection showcases...
Wenches Debut ‘Like Lightnin” (Feat. Jonathan Newby) | New Album ‘Stupid Sick’
Wenches return with their second full-length album, 'Stupid Sick,' a punishing rock and roll ripper of the highest caliber. Following 2021’s 'Effin’ Gnarly,' 'Stupid Sick' was recorded by...
Sunday Artist – Dolores (2025)
Is the Cure's 'Disintegration' one of your favorite albums? 'Dolores' is a haunting bit of dark raptured couchbound splendor, sounding wayward and lost, a textured atmospheric and expansive...
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...