Lazy Day Drops Music Video for ‘Getting Good’ Ahead of ‘Open the Door’
Lazy Day releases the music video for 'Getting Good,' a track from their upcoming album 'Open the Door,' set to be released via Brace Yourself Records. As we...
Gandalf | Interview | Extremely Rare Private Press from Sweden
From Uppsala emerged Gandalf, a progressive powerhouse born in the mid-70s in Sweden. Their self-titled album, 'Gandalf,' originally released in 1977, is now receiving a long-awaited reissue from...
Gordon Bok | Interview | “I’ve spent much time among maritime people, absorbing stories and experiences”
Gordon Bok is a distinguished American folk musician and songwriter born in Pennsylvania in 1939, who has spent much of his life immersed in the maritime culture of...
Lewis Gill | Interview | New Album, ‘Redeemer’
Lewis Gill is a multifaceted composer whose work seamlessly blends elements of the Darmstadt School and American minimalism, creating a distinctive musical atmosphere. Influenced by the 1970s progressive...
‘Daylight in the Dark’ by SoftSun | New Album
Exclusive video premiere of 'Daylight in the Dark' by SoftSun, the California desert-meets-Norway shoegaze and post-rock project featuring Gary Arce (Yawning Man, Fatso Jetson) on guitar, Pia Isaksen...
‘Ventriloquist/Dummy’ Gets a Fresh Twist from DJ Dairy as Abstract Concrete Launches Remix Album
Abstract Concrete, the new band led by This Heat founder Charles Hayward, has announced a full album of reworked remixes of their self-titled debut. The album will feature...
His Name Is Alive | Interview | New 6xLP Boxset
Warren Defever’s iconic project, His Name Is Alive, receives the royal treatment with 'How Ghosts Affect Relationships: 1990-1993,' a lavish 6xLP box set that resurrects the band’s haunting...
Gurry Wurry | Interview | New Album, ‘Happy For Now’
'Happy For Now' is the highly anticipated follow-up album from Gurry Wurry, the solo project of Scottish indie-psych-pop artist Dave King. 'Happy For Now' was recorded with indie...
Exploring The Blues Society: An Interview with Augusta Palmer
The Blues Society is a feature-length documentary that critically examines the Memphis Country Blues Festival, focusing on the intersections of race, countercultural movements of the 1960s, and the...
The Electric Prunes | Interview | James Lowe
The Electric Prunes burst onto the psychedelic scene like a wild coyote in the desert of the 1960s, bringing a raw and mind-bending sound. Emerging from Los Angeles,...