Sungrazer – Mirador (2013) review
Sungrazer "Mirador" (Elektrohasch, 2013) There is a massive gaping void in the slot that pioneers like Kyuss, Gruntruck, and Green River used to fill. The Stoner Rock of...
Far-Out Fangtooth – Borrowed Time (2013) review
Far-Out Fangtooth "Borrowed Time" (Siltbreeze Records, 2013) It is pretty rare for a band to have their sound change so much from their first record and not only...
The Songwriter Who Tore Time Asunder – Part 1, Amboy Dukes / Who – 1967 Southfield High
Original DIY GANG promo picture (Steve Farmer in shades) next to Greg Arama. I had awoken a bit groggy this morning. No surprise, considering my excursion with the...
Belzebong interview with Sheepy Dude, Alky Dude and Cheesy Dude
The narcotic properties of Belzebong, while not fully medically tested at this point, will definitely hinder fine motor skills and impair higher brain functions. The fun doesn’t stop...
Bayeté (Todd Cochran) – Worlds Around The Sun (2014) review
Bayeté (Todd Cochran) "Worlds Around The Sun" (Omnivore Recordings, 2014) I generally hesitate to review jazz music. To do that you...
Chatham Rise – Chatham Rise (2013) review
Chatham Rise "Chatham Rise" (2013) review Chatham Rise hypnotically undulates, mesmerizing in a hazy fashion of lo-fi psychedelia that’s expansive and dense, yet never rises above the trance-like...
Aqua Nebula Oscillator interview
Aqua Nebula Oscillator have outdone themselves with their fourth release, Spiritus Mundi. Aqua Nebula Oscillator formed in Paris back in 1998 and had several formations. David Os: Well...
DOSES interview with Kristopher Kirk
How do you even begin to describe DOSES to the uninitiated? They play a twisted, deranged version of punk rock that’s crashing headlong into some definite garage and...
The Social End Products – Nutre Tu Cabeza (2013) review
The Social End Products “Nutre Tu Cabeza” (Radar Eye, 2013) The debut full-length from this Greek neo-psychedelic quintet ticks all the right boxes to recreate and expand upon...
Mean Red Spiders – Places You Call Home (1998) review
Mean Red Spiders "Places You Call Home" (Teenage USA Records, 1998) You honestly cannot believe how stoked I am to discover this album. Dreamy psychedelic rock from Toronto...