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It’s Time to Lawyer Up With Protovulcan’s “Noise Lawyer”

May 13, 2019

The fields of psychedelic rock are filled with all sorts of strange flowers. Just recently, we spoke about how we're witnessing an especially vibrant and potent flowering this year, with all sorts of takes on ... Read More...

BIG|BRAVE – A Gaze Among Them

Scott Murphy

May 1, 2019

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Despite the seemingly straightforward nature of drone, the style is a great deal more varied in practice. For drone metal in particular, the idea of drawing out doom to an even more low, slow and meditative st... Read More...

Stone From the Sky – Break a Leg

Eden Kupermintz

March 5, 2019

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I still remember the first time I played Fuck the Sun, Stone From the Sky's previous album (yes, that's actually what it's called). What I don't quite remember is what I was expecting but it wasn't an expansiv... Read More...

Heavy Delinquency – Motorpscyho’s The Crucible

Eden Kupermintz

February 27, 2019

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Motorpsycho are a hard band to grapple with; their career, as we have told you before, stretches all the way back to the end of the 80's. They've also ping ponged between numerous genres, always fixated upon p... Read More...

Hexvessel – All Tree

Colin Kauffman

February 15, 2019

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Finland's Hexvessel bill themselves as "Psychedelic Forest Folk Rock", which, while a mouthful, does a pretty good job of describing the type of music you're in for when you listen to one of their albums. Blen... Read More...

Take a Psychedelic Ride with Walking Bicycles and their “Fat Cat”

Scott Murphy

February 11, 2019

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Sometimes, it's perfectly clear that an album was produced by a group of seasoned genre veterans. Once you've spent enough time with a certain style of music, you can pick out exactly what defines a refined ap... Read More...

EXCLUSIVE PREMIERE: End Your SEARCH for Excellent Instrumental Rock with Ground Patrol

Scott Murphy

August 14, 2018

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As a music reviewer, it's difficult to know when our proclamations will be proven right or wrong. The nature of the modern music makes a multi-album year and a new album every several years both seem perfectly ... Read More...

Ancestors – Suspended In Reflections

Eden Kupermintz

August 13, 2018

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A good friend of mine posted an image a while ago that read: "your favorite band did not save your life, you did". It struck a great chord within me, since music is such a huge part of my mental health. There w... Read More...

Den of Antiquities – Sir Lord Baltimore

Laura Ansill

July 25, 2018

Den of Antiquities

Editor’s Note: Den of Antiquities focuses on the hazy days of proto-metal and the sounds and stories which surrounded the birth of our beloved genre. Read on below for loud pioneers, forgotten gems from days of... Read More...

Soundtracks for the Blind // Vive la Void – Vive la Void

Scott Murphy

May 10, 2018

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With her self-titled solo debut, Moon Duo keyboardist Sanae Yamada has produced a stunning, contemplative combination of krautrock and space rock elements with a progressive electronic foundation, resulting in seven soundscapes defined by immediate appeal and endless furrows to unravel.

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