Mammoth | The Lost Southern Rock Gem Reborn
Mammoth could easily be mistaken for well-known southern rock legends, walking a fine line between classic rock ‘n’ roll grit and thoughtful composition. Their dual guitar assault, laid-back...
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Ray Russell | Interview | “Music is fluid architecture”
Ray Russell's illustrious career spans a broad range of projects, from his early jazz days with the John Barry Seven, Graham Bond, and Georgie Fame to the Ray...
Electric Wizard Reveals New Album on the Horizon—And It’s Going to Be Bloody Heavy!
Electric Wizard’s highly anticipated new album is set to drop next year, and Jus Oborn promises it will be "bloody good—and bloody heavy." A reckoning, a culmination of...
The Green Pajamas | Interview | ‘Just to This’ – 40 Years of Unreleased Tracks and Live Gems
To mark 40 years of making music, The Green Pajamas have unveiled 'Just to This,' a stunning 2-LP compilation via Sound Effect Records. Handpicked by Jeff Kelly, this...
Elizabeth | Interview | Where Baroque Meets Psych
Elizabeth did their own thing in the late ’60s, blending psych rock with baroque grace and a cozy touch of folk. Hailing from Philadelphia, they released their self-titled...
Zone Six | Interview | New Album, ‘Full Mental Jacket’
Zone Six is a cosmic séance where fuzzed-out basslines and untamed synth squalls summon the ghosts of underground past, present, and future. Forget “song structure” — they melt...
S.T. Mikael | Interview | The Return: ‘Marine Mysteries’
St. Mikael is a captivating multi-instrumentalist based in Stockholm, Sweden, standing out as a true underground luminary in the realm of psychedelic music. St. Mikael stumbled into music...
Pleasure Forever Unleashes 25th Anniversary Reissue of ‘The Devil’s Pleasures’
Pleasure Forever returns with the 25th Anniversary reissue of 'The Devil’s Pleasures' and the first-ever streaming release of their 2007 rarities collection 'Bodies Need Rest,' both remastered and...
The Cowsills | Interview | From the Vault: Revisiting ‘Global’
The Cowsills, the iconic family band at the heart of sunshine pop since the early '60s, have always delivered more than just infectious melodies. Their journey through music...
Doom | Interview | Anthony “Stick” Dickens
The legends of crust punk, Doom, have been tearing through the underground for decades, leaving a trail of chaos in their wake. With Stick on drums, they’ve crafted...