Twenty Trips Deep and Still Buzzing: Inside the Brown Acid Cult
In a world where music gets forgotten faster than last week’s news, the 'Brown Acid' series comes as a serious revelation. For years now, Lance Barresi and Daniel...
In a world where music gets forgotten faster than last week’s news, the 'Brown Acid' series comes as a serious revelation. For years now, Lance Barresi and Daniel...
Ambergrove is not a band, but rather, a collective. Not bound by confines such as genres or concrete members, this group is like a branch that keeps growing...
RIO: Rock v opoziciji is the first monograph to comprehensively document the Slovenian chapter of the Rock in Opposition (RIO) movement—an audacious, cross-disciplinary network that emerged in the...
Elliot Galvin’s 'The Ruin' is a haunted, deeply personal album that plays with memory like it’s something you can rewind, loop, and slowly piece back together. It starts...
Susana Baron Supervielle, born in Buenos Aires in 1910, lived much of her life in Brazil while maintaining close ties to Buenos Aires and Paris, where she became...
Barberos, a trio from Liverpool, have been making their own space in the world of progressive electronic and noise music since their debut in 2008. Their sound is...
Los Angeles indie post-punk art outfit Science of Nature is the creation of Joel Petersen (ex-The Faint, Broken Spindles) on guitar and vocals, Han-Su Kim on bass and...
There’s a quiet beauty to records like 'A Sunny Day'... a special kind of magic in this 1966 album. Kris and Jerry Brock-Jones poured their hearts into songs...
On 'Cycli,' the debut release from Dutch outfit DOKA, motorik is the main concept. What began as solitary guitar noodling over a drum machine in a noisy apartment...
Slumbering Sun’s new album 'Starmony' comes out May 9, and it’s a big, emotional, heavy-hitting step forward for the band. If their debut 'The Ever-Living Fire' was about...