Cuarzo – ‘Vol. 2’ (2021)
Peruvian stoner psych trio Cuarzo return with another collection of brain-rattling sludge that’s full of doomy, gloomy throbbing bass, paint-peeling solos, and head crunching drum destruction. Opener ‘Titanomaquia’...
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Doctors Of Space – ‘The Covid Sessions’ (2021)
The good doctors Weaver (guitar, drums, bass) and Space (synths) traded recordings to create this lockdown treat, combining their respective love of improvisational sonic experimentation featured throughout their...
Rolling Stones Reissues
Like many musical artists from the 1960's with a valued music catalog, the Rolling Stones continue to reissue their music in various formats and to issue previously unreleased...
Lenny Helsing introduces a new 7” vinyl series from London’s Precious label
This constitutes the first four record releases from a new London-based label, Precious, whose aim is to bring together a wealth of rare BBC Radio One session tracks...
T2 – ‘It’ll All Work Out In Boomland’ (Expanded Edition 2021)
British progressive rock band T2 came to life in early 1970 when bassist Bernard Jinks and lead guitarist Keith Cross of Bulldog Breed were joined by Jinks’ old...
Third Time’s the Charm | ‘Paul McCartney III’
It’s hard to say whether if Paul McCartney was not at home with extra time on his hands during lockdown if he would have made 'McCartney III' (Capitol),...
Music Books By Steve Matteo
2020 was a year filled with great music books. 'The Jimmy Page Anthology' (Genesis) is from one of the premier publishers of collectable books on rock music. Available...
Dale Jenkins – ‘Undesirable Element’ (2021)
Slightly retitled (the original 1985 release was plural - 'Elements') and revamped to include a plethora of bonus tracks from what may have been a fourth solo album,...
The Underground Youth – ‘The Falling’ (2021)
A new sound to me, this Berlin (via Manchester)-based band release their tenth album since forming in 2008. COVID-enforced confinement to their apartments-turned-studios yielded stripped down acoustic demos...
Cheval Sombre – ‘Time Waits for No One’ (2021)
I simply loved Cheval Sombre’s first album, it was mystic and emotional, giving me something to sink my teeth into, yet over the years, he’s developed this airy...