Explore Dorothy Moskowitz’s musical journey from The United States of America to her solo work. She reflects on her creative process, early influences, and the challenges of navigating the 1960s music scene as a female artist.
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- Pete Bratach
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Drop Out III by Gnod and White Hills, out on March 21st, reimagines their 2010 collaboration with fresh interpretations, unreleased tracks, and a digital-only third LP. This sprawling, cinematic triple album offers immersive jams, blending neo-psych space rock with ambient textures.
- Bill Kurzenberger
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Progressive jam-band moe. perseveres in their thirty-fifth year with a stirring new release
- Farmer John
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Explore the occult-tinged history of Zior, the bluesy psych-rock band that shocked late-'60s audiences.
- Allie Iverson
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Explore Wrekmeister Harmonies' latest album Flowers in the Spring, a mesmerizing journey through minimalist drone and ambient soundscapes. Discover the duo's sonic evolution and their latest single, 'Flowers Variation.
- Brian Cooper
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Rosa Bordallo’s Isidro is a lush, psychedelic journey blending ethereal vocals, layered soundscapes, and deeply personal lyrics. From the politically charged "Home" to the dreamlike "I Feel Numb," Bordallo crafts an immersive indie-psych experience that’s both haunting and heartfelt.
- Jessica Blue Smith
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Dogs in a Pile delivered two electrifying nights at Cervantes' Masterpiece Ballroom in Denver, blending funk, rock, and psychedelia into high-energy jams. With special guests, unexpected covers, and even a surprise alligator puppet attack, the band kept fans dancing and laughing, proving why they’re a rising force in the jam scene.
- Brian Cooper
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The dark, psychedelic country vibes of The Bounty Killers' debut EP We Bring Em' in Dead shine through haunting harmonica, eerie guitar riffs, and twisted Western imagery, blending country twang with mind-bending psychedelia.
- Randell Herren
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Rose City Band's Sol Y Sombra offers a dreamy blend of cosmic country rock, evoking nostalgia with clean guitars, soothing pedal steel, and Ripley Johnson's laid-back vocals. Perfect for fans of the Grateful Dead and New Riders of the Purple Sage, this album's road-ready tunes capture a mellow yet uplifting vibe ideal for drives, beaches, or porch listening.
