Asgard: Rediscovering Coventry’s Lost Proto-Prog Treasure
Against all odds, another lost relic slips through the cracks of time — and we have Lee Dorrian and Rise Above Relics to thank for the rescue. This...
Ayane Shino Plays Rei Harakami: ‘River せせらぎ’ and the Art of Interpretation
Ayane Shino’s 'River せせらぎ: The Timbre of Guitar #2' is a beautifully intimate tribute to the late Rei Harakami, out now via Musicmine and Sublime Records. Known for...
Pedro Mizutani & Skinshape: ‘Criaturas da Noite’ Blends Bossa Dreams with British Haze
When London producer Skinshape met Brazilian songwriter Pedro Mizutani, something clicked. It was not in the grand, showy sense, but in the way two puzzle pieces quietly find...
Peter Salett Shares ‘Suddenly the Leaves’ from New Double Album
Peter Salett is back with his most ambitious work yet, a double album called 'Suite for the Summer Rain / Dance of the Yellow Leaf,' dropping July 11....
Yochk’o Seffer Talks ‘Cèl2’: Bridging Decades of Music
Yochk’o Seffer’s 'Cèl2' is a sprawling triple album that defies time and style, weaving together four decades of fearless exploration at the intersection of contemporary music and jazz....
Lo-Fi Experimental Shed Pop: From Submarine to Bad Generals – An Interview with Neil Haydock
Bad Generals is Neil Haydock’s latest project, a messy, melodic burst of what he calls “Lo-Fi Experimental Shed Pop.” It seems that instinct, volume and whatever feels right...
Ruins and Zu Come Together on ‘Jazzisdead’
RuinsZu, the explosive collaboration between Zu’s core members Massimo Pupillo and Luca T. Mai and Ruins founder Yoshida Tatsuya, has released 'Jazzisdead,' a document of their blistering 2024...
Ross Beattie presents It’s Psychedelic Baby podcast #108 (May)
Embark on a journey through the kaleidoscopic landscapes of sound, guided by the rhythms of the past and present, with The Night Tripper’s podcast. The Astroid No.4- Underbelly...
Dirtying Things Up: A Conversation with Secret Monkey Weekend
Think of some of the great family bands throughout popular music history and a lot of controversy comes to mind, in addition to brilliant music. Whether we’re talking...
Dennis Davison Explores Lo-Fi Psychedelia and Salamander Symbolism on ‘Sirens and Hellbenders’
Dennis Davison returns with 'Sirens and Hellbenders,' a playful yet poignant psych-pop trip that folds together nature, lo-fi textures, and philosophical musings into a colorful swirl. Out now...