Explore Anton Barbeau’s Come Home to Me, a maze of iridescent psychedelia, Mellotrons, layered vocals, and adventurous guitars featuring members of XTC.
Reviews
- Brian Cooper
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Wade Easy’s Honey Venom blends psychedelic Americana, hypnotic riffs, and whispered vocals into a dark, seductive journey through Appalachian haze.
- Johnny Damron
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The Crystal Teardrop’s Love You More trades proto-punk for jangly, sitar-laden psychedelia. Our review explores its vintage sound and standout closing track.
- Johnny Damron
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The Mellons’ The Mellons in Color blends sunshine pop, baroque arrangements, and Monkees-inspired TV nostalgia into an inventive concept album.
- Piotr Dudzikowski
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Rival Sons guitarist Scott Holiday explores alternative rock, psychedelia, and space-rock textures on HOL1D4Y’s richly produced Topology.
- Piotr Dudzikowski
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Pablo’s Nocturnal Emission blends ’60s psychedelia, neo-psych, fuzz guitar and sitar into an adventurous solo album with plenty of promise.
- Johnny Damron
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Nick Nicely’s Or a Brockley Afternoon blends surreal lyricism, lo-fi textures, and vivid neo-psychedelia into a hypnotic, cinematic journey.
- Ryan Thatch
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Sleep’s Hempispheres introduces a controversial new lineup, heavier doom textures, and a bold new chapter for the stoner rock veterans.
- Zev Rubin
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Ty Segall’s Chrome blends classic rock, fuzzed-out psych, and existential dread into another thrilling chapter of his singular rock ’n’ roll vision.