The Oscillation’s Interference blends space rock, shoegaze, and cosmic psychedelia with hypnotic grooves. Read our review of this immersive album.
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Lacuna by The Church: Album Review
The Church’s Lacuna pairs heavier guitars with shimmering neo-psychedelic dream pop across 17 tracks. Read our review of their vibrant new album.
Interview: Alex Maas of the Black Angels
Alex Maas discusses the Black Angels’ Passover 20th anniversary tour, psychedelic music, and the band’s role in the modern psych scene.
Interview with Alexa Rose of The Crystal Teardrop
Crystal Teardrop’s Alexandra Rose talks ’60s psychedelia, touring with Love, her Beatles degree, and the band’s new album, Love You More.
Come Home To Me by Anton Barbeau: Album Review
Explore Anton Barbeau’s Come Home to Me, a maze of iridescent psychedelia, Mellotrons, layered vocals, and adventurous guitars featuring members of XTC.
The Mellons in Color by The Mellons: Album Review
The Mellons’ The Mellons in Color blends sunshine pop, baroque arrangements, and Monkees-inspired TV nostalgia into an inventive concept album.
Topology by HOL1D4Y
Rival Sons guitarist Scott Holiday explores alternative rock, psychedelia, and space-rock textures on HOL1D4Y’s richly produced Topology.
Chrome by Ty Segall: Album Review
Ty Segall’s Chrome blends classic rock, fuzzed-out psych, and existential dread into another thrilling chapter of his singular rock ’n’ roll vision.
ASHA by Elephant Stone: Album Review
Elephant Stone’s ASHA transforms grief into hope, blending psychedelic rock, proto-punk, and introspective songwriting on a deeply emotional album.
Interview: Mark Weitz of the Strawberry Alarm Clock
Strawberry Alarm Clock’s Mark Stephen Weitz discusses “Incense and Peppermints,” the band’s psychedelic legacy, and their new album Where’s One?