jess joy on ‘WON’T BE KICKED OUT THE GARDEN’ and the beauty of being difficult
On WON’T BE KICKED OUT THE GARDEN, jess joy pulls us into a world where grief, humor, longing, and healing all sit together in surprising ways. The album...
Native Sun Unveils New Single ‘Squash’
Native Sun return with their dynamic new single 'Squash,' out now via TODO. Following the release of 'I Need Nothing,' "Squash" offers another glimpse into the band’s evolving...
Yesterday’s Children: Resurrected — A Trip Back to Their 1970 Heavy Psych Cult Classic
Yesterday’s Children’s lone 1970 album, once overlooked and quickly buried due to a total lack of label support or marketing muscle, has since grown into a cult touchstone,...
Winter McQuinn shares new single “Walkin’ Through That Door” (feat. Feign Jima) from upcoming album “Where Are We Now?”
Winter McQuinn is back with “Walkin’ Through That Door,” the first single from his upcoming third solo album Where Are We Now?, out September 19 via Third Eye...
Empty Nesters Tear It All Down with “Shangri Nah”
Empty Nesters are back with a furious new single, “Shangri Nah,” featuring James Clayton of Clay Pigeon, and it's a searing taste of their upcoming EP Deaf Monks,...
Sandro Brugnolini’s 1970 Masterwork of Library Psychedelia, Recut and Restored
In the ever-murkier hunt for Italian library gold, few names shine as vividly as Sandro Brugnolini. A fixture of Italy’s wildly inventive studio scene in the late ’60s...
Chris White on The Zombies, Argent, and Unveiling the Lost CBS Duffy Power Album
Chris White—founding member, bassist, and songwriter for The Zombies—has spent much of his post-Zombies career championing overlooked talents, among them the lately released lost recording by Duffy Power....
Erica Pomerance: A Nomadic Songline Through the Avant-Garde and Beyond
Erica Pomerance exists at the rare nexus where the earnest idealism of the 1960s folk revival converges with the outer reaches of avant-garde improvisation, before unfurling into a...
American Cosmic Revival: Gram Parsons’ Vision Lives On with International Submarine Band & Sweetheart of the Rodeo Alums Earl Poole Ball and JayDee Maness
Nearly sixty years after its release, the International Submarine Band’s 'Safe at Home' remains a touchstone, its influence defining the "Cosmic American Music" movement initiated by Gram Parsons’...
Castle Farm’s 1971–72 Lost Recordings Finally Resurface
If you’ve spent years knee-deep in the glorious muck of the underground, convinced you’d already squeezed every last drop of sonic gold from the '70s, prepare for a...