Jeff Tweedy – ‘Warmer’ (2019)
I’ve been all over the map with Jeff Tweedy, I’ve never felt that he’s known who he is as a solo artist for the most part, feeling that...
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Kurt Vile – ‘Bottle It In’ (2018)
As with the Cocteau Twins, I often wonder how much Kurt Vile I need in my life, as one album is so much like the others, but I...
Timothy Eerie – ‘Ritual’ (2019)
With far too many psychedelic music fans thinking all that’s necessary is to drift back some hazed-out chords inspired from the mid 60’s, it’s refreshingly intoxicating to hear...
The Dream Syndicate – ‘These Times’ (2019)
With an album title such as These Times, it should be no surprise that Dream Syndicate, the founders of The Paisley Underground, who nearly stepped off the planet,...
Black Sand – ‘Around the Sun’ (2019)
Anthony Evans floats in with his latest black sand album entitled Around the Sun, another in a wayward series of psychedelic lullabies, where this time out the music...
Steve Gunn – ‘The Unseen in Between’ (2019)
'The Unseen In Between' is perhaps Steve Gunn’s most intimate creative and accessibly explorative album to date, filled with simpler arrangements, so good that it’s causing me to...
Slowness – ‘How to Keep from Falling off a Mountain’ (2014)
Bouncing into an otherworldly realm of dream pop is Slowness and their new album How to Keep From Falling Off A Mountain. The record comes across as warm...
The Comet Is Coming – ‘Trust in the Lifeforce of the Deep Mystery’ (2019)
For those of you not around in 1997, as the end of days approached, there was a doomsday cult in which visionary believers considered the approach of the...
The Brian Jonestown Massacre – ‘The Brian Jonestown Massacre’ (2019)
The Brian Jonestown Massacre - ‘The Brian Jonestown Massacre’ (A Recordings 2019) Still soaked in their vintage swirling psychedelic 60’s influences, the Brian Jonestown Massacre, or more aptly...
The Embryos – ‘Open the Kimono’ (2018)
The Embryos - Open the Kimono (2018) Open the Kimono is an intently interesting album, instantly bringing to mind the world of both Teenage Fan Club and oddly...