Tee Pee Records Brings The Heavy Underground Back To Brooklyn With Cosmic Sonic Rendezvous
Tee Pee Records started in New York City in 1993 and somehow still feels like the kind of label you would find by accident in the back room...
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Steve Tilston Interview: Folk, Freedom and the Final Call
A Liverpool-born guitarist and songwriter who emerged from the late ’60s folk circuit, Steve Tilston announced himself with 'An Acoustic Confusion' in 1971, followed by 'Collection' in 1972,...
Chevreuil’s ‘Stadium’: Two People, Four Amplifiers and a Strange Force
Chevreuil sounds larger than the simple facts of the band. Two people, guitar and drums, a strict arrangement of amplifiers, a room. From that small set of elements...
The 2nd Coming’s Lost 1969 Album ‘Evaluations’ Streams in Full
In late ’60s Florida, things were already moving. Bands were stretching blues and psychedelia into longer, heavier forms, with loud guitars, loose jams and players constantly crossing paths...
Paul Dunmall on Mujician: “Nobody knew how the music was going to unfold”
Paul Dunmall was never likely to take the straight road. Born in Welling, Kent, in 1953, he started on clarinet at 12, moved through alto and tenor saxophone,...
Crobu Announce Debut Album ‘More Than This’
Crobu are a new stoner rock band from Sardinia, Italy, built around heavy riffs, low-end weight, and a direct, no-frills sound. The project began with guitarist Andrea, who...
Ancient Waves Share ‘Mississippi Song’ From Debut Album ‘Dreams I Fly In, Dreams I Die In’
Minneapolis indie-rock band Ancient Waves will release their debut album, 'Dreams I Fly In, Dreams I Die In,' on June 26 via Featherbed Records. The band is led...
Canberra’s Lost Heavy Prog Underground: Samuel D. Rich Break Out Of The ’70s Vaults
Samuel D. Rich belong to that rare class of bands whose recorded life was almost invisible, yet whose music now arrives with the force of a missing chapter....
Masnadero Announces Debut Album ‘Masnada Classica’
Masnadero is the new project from Alessio Del Donno, an Italian guitarist, singer-songwriter, composer, and documentary filmmaker known for his work in the underground scene. From 2013 to...
Arlo Indigo Turns Toward Uneasy Folk on ‘Normalized Cringe’
Arlo Indigo releases his fourth full-length album, 'Normalized Cringe,' on May 19 via VLVT Heart Records. The songs lean on acoustic guitars, plain language, and a rougher sense...