The War on Drugs | Eliza Hardy Jones | Interview
The mind is an amazing thing, especially when it comes to music. Eliza Hardy-Jones is a sincerely talented musician with a long rich family history of seeing, hearing...
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The Building – ‘Petra’ (2019)
The Building, Anthony LaMarca’s band, with Anthony being best known for his current work with War On Drugs, St. Vincent, along with Dean & Britta has brought to...
Rose City Band – ‘Garden Party’ (2023)
The Rose City Band, America’s premier carefree psychedelic country rock band is out with their new album 'Garden Party,' a unique celebration for the summer we’re all anticipating,...
Vieux Farka Touré & Khruangbin – ‘Ali’ (2022)
Ali Farka Toure (the father of Vieux Farka Toure) had a complex and complicated relationship with success, even acceptance, coming to him very late in life, where dare...
Adam Miller | Interview | New Album, ‘Gateway’
'Gateway' is the first solo album by Chromatics founding member, songwriter, and guitarist Adam Miller. Recorded at Adam’s Los Angeles home studio before and during the demise of...
Various Artists – ‘Peppermint Presents…RAT RACE!’ (2022)
This is an archival disc of unreleased music by those who recorded at Peppermint Records in Youngstown, Ohio though the mid 60's through 1976, complete with short vintage...
Jakob Battick & Tongue Depressor – ‘Raise the Dead’ (2022)
Jakob Battick, now living in Philadelphia and falling under the spell of the city’s influences, has a new experimental psych album featuring like minded friends from Tongue Depressor...
Credit Electric – ‘Out of Love in the Face of a Shadow’ (2022)
'Out of Love in the Face of a Shadow' glides across my listening space on a breeze, like a breath of fresh air, an eerily wasted couchbound bit...
black sand – ‘Above the Clouds’ (2022)
Always an exciting event here in the southwest when Black Sand (Anthony Evans) filters a new set of wayward songs across the ether, songs filled with enchantment, numbers...
Luna – ‘Lunapark’ (1992) | A Deluxe Vinyl Reissue
'Lunapark' stands at a crossroads of sorts, between the material laid down by Galaxie 500 (Dean Wareham) and the future even more intoxicating numbers found on those later...