Locrian’s ‘The Crystal World’ at 15: Unearthed, Unsettled, Crystallized
'The Crystal World' was never meant to survive this long. It was built like an artifact, not a product, a dense slab of sound shaped by tension, decay,...
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Elliott Murphy Talks ‘Infinity’ and the Endless Road of Songwriting
Elliott Murphy is a rare breed of artist, a storyteller whose music feels less like songs and more like chapters from a deeply lived life. At nearly 75,...
Inside ‘Golden’: Slow Burn Drifters’ Cinematic Soundscape
Slow Burn Drifters’ debut album 'Golden' feels like stepping into a private film where time folds over itself. The name itself evokes vast open spaces and lingering sunsets,...
Supreme Echo Digs Up a Gem: Jeffery Sez’s Lost ’90s Sound Reborn
Man, Jeffery Sez was one of those bands you kinda had to be there for. They never made it big. No record deals, no magazine spreads, no shows...
Truckfighters Talk New Album, Gigs and 25 Years of Fuzz
Next spring, Truckfighters will release their first full-length album since 'V,' which came out nearly ten years ago. The Örebro-based band has been back on stage for a...
Lush Life: Mark Constantine on Synesthesia, Scent, and His Sonic Memoir
Mark Constantine, the visionary co-founder and CEO of LUSH, has never just sold cosmetics. He's crafted a sensory philosophy where scent, sound, and experience intertwine. Now, with the...
Triptides Unveil ‘Shapeshifter’ With Exclusive Premiere and In-Depth Interview
We are premiering today the new Triptides album Shapeshifter alongside an in-depth conversation with the band, arriving officially on June 13 via Label 51 Recordings. While many bands...
jess joy on ‘WON’T BE KICKED OUT THE GARDEN’ and the beauty of being difficult
On WON’T BE KICKED OUT THE GARDEN, jess joy pulls us into a world where grief, humor, longing, and healing all sit together in surprising ways. The album...
Yesterday’s Children: Resurrected — A Trip Back to Their 1970 Heavy Psych Cult Classic
Yesterday’s Children’s lone 1970 album, once overlooked and quickly buried due to a total lack of label support or marketing muscle, has since grown into a cult touchstone,...
Sandro Brugnolini’s 1970 Masterwork of Library Psychedelia, Recut and Restored
In the ever-murkier hunt for Italian library gold, few names shine as vividly as Sandro Brugnolini. A fixture of Italy’s wildly inventive studio scene in the late ’60s...