Silver shadow, indeed! The mysterious Eamon has released challenging instrumental whiz bangs as Annie & The Station Orchestra ('Bingo Halls') featuring a guy named “Annie” and another named...
Recorded nearly a decade ago, Kohoutek’s fourth album celebrates their improvisational skills while immersing the listener into a heady stew of mind-numbing prog, psych, and krautrock. The sidelong,...
'By Telepathy & Reputation' by Send Medicine carves out a very intoxicating space, where with the band’s crystal-clear notes, hushed vocals and fuzzed guitars, the record manages to...
By now, my short relationship with National Flag is the stuff of legend, at least in my own mind, which went sort of like this: I was on...
Fleetwood Mac’s discography may be one of the most confusing of all the groups that debuted in the 1960s. While the group’s mid-70s albums with the lineup that...
Out now from Leaving Records, Arushi Jain’s debut album is a pleasing work of experimental electronic sounds. Born in India and currently residing in the U.S, Jain is...
Anton Barbeau's passion for fringe-driven pop rock has culminated into an interesting and inspiring body of work that now spans nearly thirty years. The prolific singer, songwriter and...
Peter Miller was born at just the right time in just the right place to join the rock and roll revolution that shook the world to its core....
Weighted just enough to hover above my Persian carpet like low hanging morning haze, 'Hypnotic Revolutions' opens with purposeful wasted slow danceable intoxicated bliss; this time caressing my...
Some music you control, some music controls you, yet every once in awhile an album floats onto my turntable that’s so unexpected, an album that ebbs and flows...