Black Lips: Peaches, Punk, and the Road Ahead with Season of the Peach
Atlanta's one and only garage renegades, Black Lips, are back to unleash their new studio album, 'Season of the Peach,' on September 19th via Fire Records. I bet...
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Ross Beattie presents It’s Psychedelic Baby podcast #110 (July)
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 Mystery Lights- Before...
Melvins’ Buzz Osborne on ‘Thunderball’ and the Primordial Ooze
'Thunderball,' the freshest release from Melvins 1983 featuring original drummer Mike Dillard, explodes onto the scene and invites us to re-explore the primal origins of this incredible band....
Beyond the Yardbirds: How Drummer Jim McCarty Forged Shoot, Reissued by Think Like A Key
In the long shadow of the Yardbirds, it's easy to forget how far Jim McCarty's musical journey strayed from the wild blues-rock energy of 'Shapes of Things' and...
Wildwood: Beyond the ‘Plastic People’ and the Sound of Heavy 60s Psych
Oh, 60s California, what a special time to be young! It was the beginning of an era that, while brief, marked one of the most significant moments in...
The Memos Reignite on ‘Born Again’
The Memos, Liverpool's rising indie-rock trio, are set to continue their impressive ascent with the release of their new single, 'Born Again,' on July 25th. After collaborating with...
Molly Horses Channel Unrest on ‘Clang Clang’
Molly Horses make music that hits like exposed wiring. Their debut EP 'Clang Clang' is all jagged edges and nervous tension, a tightly wound burst of post-punk precision...
Failure to Fracture: Anthony Garone’s Long Obsession With King Crimson’s Most Impossible Song
Anthony Garone's Failure to Fracture is an exceptional chronicle of an equally exceptional undertaking: his two-decade quest to master King Crimson’s notoriously complex piece, Fracture. What began as...
Paul Roland: The Godfather of Steampunk Reimagines ‘Tortured by the Daughter of Fu Manchu’
The Godfather of Steampunk has returned and dropped a never-heard-before version of his song about being caught up in the clutches of the daughter of a diabolical pulp...
The Heavenly States on ‘Fifth of July’: A Band’s Take on Music, Memory, and Modern America
The Heavenly States have always lived on the outskirts of convention, not by rebellion but by constitution. Formed in Oakland in the early 2000s and now shaped by...