Take a pinch of sixties garage rock, a whiff of seventies/ eighties psychedelic pop, and a scent of the punk rawness which has spiced any decade you care to mention in some form or other, and you have something akin… Read More ›
Psychedelic
Closet Disco Queen – Self Titled
There must be very few musicians who have bewitched and ignited our ears and senses more than Jona Nido and Luc Hess, and across as many projects. Seeing their names with a band or release stirs up an instant appetite… Read More ›
Goldsmack – Wild Season
To be honest it is proving hard to describe the Goldsmack sound; certainly it is a blaze of sultry pop equipped with a potent glaze of psychedelia. But equally it delves into dark rock ‘n’ roll and blues bred exploits… Read More ›
Two Skies – Feel
As mesmeric as it is provocatively shadowed, Feel the new single from UK rock band Two Skies, explores a soundscape which as immersive as it is, also shows a haunting almost sinister essence to its body. It is a mix… Read More ›
Horse Party – Out Of Sight/Receiver
The exciting thing about UK band Horse Party is as much as they have openly grown in songwriting and sound, they have lost none of the instinctively raw and organic essences which made them strikingly leap out with debut single… Read More ›
Lifecycle – Lino Cosmos
Listening to Lino Cosmos is like being locked in a creative frenzy brought with the most sublime resourcefulness and intricate control. The new album from UK rockers Lifecycle is a delicious weave of styles and imagination which defies description yet… Read More ›
Doomster Reich – The League For Mental Distillation
The League For Mental Distillation is a warts and all proposition which offers a compelling and unpredictable collision of seventies heavy metal with psychedelic and doom bred metal. The debut album from Polish metallers Doomster Reich, it is raw, passionate,… Read More ›
Brimstone Coven – Self-Titled
Psychedelically distilled, the dark occult rock fusion of retro-hard rock and doom which is cast by US band Brimstone Coven is a flight of nostalgia and modern enterprise rolled into one fiery proposition. As openly evidenced by their new self-titled… Read More ›
Monolith – Dystopia
It is very easy to have mixed feelings about Dystopia, the debut album from German doom rockers Monolith. On one hand it is so close to Black Sabbath in its sounding, with even vocalist/bassist Ralf Brummerloh offering a clone like… Read More ›
KING GOAT uncages new EP on Monday 28th April
NEW EP UNVEILED AND TOURING TO BE ANNOUNCED BY KING GOAT! Brighton noise chiefs release their sophomore self-titled EP on Monday 28th April and plan a widespread assault on the UK! Crafting together the more engaging key elements of… Read More ›
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