Psych-rock supergroup MIEN returns with MIIEN, a mesmerizing, genre-blending album full of swirling synths, hypnotic beats, and mind-expanding soundscapes—seven years in the making and well worth the wait.
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- Farmer John
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Explore the remarkable career of Emitt Rhodes, a multi-instrumentalist and songwriter often compared to Paul McCartney. From his early days with The Merry-Go-Round to his pioneering solo recordings, this article delves into his journey, struggles, and enduring musical legacy.
- Daniel Baker and Allie Iverson
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Babe Rainbow’s Slipper Imp and the Shakaerator (out April 4th) blends dreamy psych-pop with '60s Canterbury Scene vibes. Highlights include the infectious "What is Ashwagandha," the Traffic-inspired "When the Milk Flows," and the blissful "Aquarium Cowgirl." A finely crafted, modern psychedelic trip.
- Charlie McGovern
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Explore how Elf Freedom's latest album Visions of Utopia shaped the band as much as they shaped it. From its mystical origins to its sonic voyage, dive into a world where layered frequencies, poetic sirens, and psychedelic orchestrations collide. This article is a trip itself.
- Jason LeValley
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Explore the sonic world of Levitation Room in this in-depth interview, where the band discusses their psychedelic influences, creative process, and journey through the indie music scene
- Jason LeValley
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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.
- 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.
