Eamon The Destroyer – ‘Alternate Piranhas EP’ (2024)
Eamon apparently doesn’t subscribe to the theory that you can’t go home again. More like, if at first you don’t succeed, release the outtakes. We loved last year’s...
Eamon apparently doesn’t subscribe to the theory that you can’t go home again. More like, if at first you don’t succeed, release the outtakes. We loved last year’s...
Parisian label Souffle Continu keeps on strolling through the history of the capital’s jazz undergrounds. With its work on the PALM catalog, it is tackling one of the...
There aren’t many bands whose birthplace might, idiomatically, seem like an embargo from a period’s genre. Not always in this case either, but often. They were never (officially)...
The soon-to-be-released recording 'Future Travel' (1981) is a still up-to-date pondering into the movement(s) of human culture and evolution of consciousness. The recording includes 7 pieces, the titles...
'Fog On Mirror Glass' was recently laid on me, the new hauntingly atmospheric album from Donald Beaman, touted to bring to mind the likes of Cass McCombs or...
For those old enough to remember, the mid-1980s experienced a complete deluge of records by groups from all across the USA, with many infatuated, fixated, obsessed — take...
The recent vinyl reissue of Mirthrandir's seminal album, 'For You The Old Women,' is thrilling news for all progressive rock fans. Released by PQR-Disques plusqueréel, this long-awaited revival...
Described as the first new album for 13 years (since Valhalla) as well as maybe the best by the legendary ‘70s quartet Stray, that overlooks their songwriting guitarist/vocalist...
After the premier at Sundance Film Festival in January of this year, the new documentary about the British musician, producer, and artist Brian Eno went on its world...
'Heartwork' is the latest album by Medicine Head. It’s often said that environment plays a key role in shaping our lives, but if there’s any truth in that...