The Spyrals – ‘Same Old Line’ (2020)
Americana sounds of yore delivered with an immense and infectious adoration. Americana flows with abundance through The Spyrals’ fourth record – and first via the Fuzz Club label –...
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Stone Machine Electric – ‘The Inexplicable Vibrations of Frequencies Within the Cosmic Netherworld’ (2020)
Before we dig into Stone Machine Electric's new album, 'The Inexplicable Vibrations of Frequencies Within the Cosmic Netherworld', I highly recommend packing a bowl of your best bud,...
The Janitors – ‘Noisolation Session Vol 1’ (2020)
This is what happens when two psychotic psychonauts are locked down in their studio for three months messing about with an even doomier and gloomier dissection of Joy...
Jason Crest – ‘A Place In The Sun: The Complete Jason Crest’ (2020)
Hailing from the suburbs of Kent, UK, Jason Crest released five singles on the Phillips label during their short lifespan from 1967 to 1969. “A Place In The...
The War on Drugs – ‘Live Drugs’ (2020)
Rather than committing themselves to a single live show, 'Live Drugs' features numbers, each recorded at individual events, spanning several years, yet they have constructed and designed the...
Finn Swingley – ‘The Wild Hunt’ (2020)
Without a doubt, one of the most difficult aspects of the year 2020 is that there’s been far too little formal musical product, albums and compact discs, as...
Kathy Moore Super Power Trio – ‘I Won’t Let the End of the World Bring Me Down’ (2020)
Guitarist and vocalist Kathy Moore, a Seattle native, has been an established Northwest session player since the mid-‘90s. She has done studio work and performed live with Pearl...
The Band Whose Name Is A Symbol – ‘Berserkir II’ (2020)
Certainly not to be confused with a certain someone who changed his name to a silly symbol, this Canadian psychedelic juggernaut unleash a second part of highlights from...
It’s Time for the Zombies
Many groups from the British Invasion endured beyond the first pop wave of that sound. Of course, groups like, The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Kinks, The Who,...
Bruce Springsteen – ‘Letter to You’ (2020)
In the twilight of his life, the Boss burned down most of the myths surrounding his music and muse, laid the world flat with honest true stories regarding...