The UK’s The Fierce and The Dead released their new album News From The Invisible World on July 28. The 8-song, 42-minute album marks the band’s first release featuring vocals from bassist Kevin Feazey.
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Interview: Steven Roback and Matt Piucci of Rain Parade
In this exclusive interview, Steven Roback and Matt Piucci of Rain Parade discuss the early days of the band, being part of the Paisley Underground, and their new album Last Rays of a Dying Sun.
A Wormhole is a Freeway to the Stars by Grooblen: Album Review
Grooblen’s sophomore effort, A Wormhole is a Freeway to the Stars, is an eclectic blend of genres, including prog and psychedelia, that is wholly unique and particularly interesting.
Data Doom by Frankie and the Witch Fingers–Album Review
On their upcoming album Data Doom, Frankie and the Witch Fingers tackle themes related to a technological takeover of humanity.
Datura by Lorelle Meets the Obsolete: Album Review
Mexico’s Lorelle Meets the Obsolete recently dropped their latest album Datura, an experimental jump forward.
Interview–Danny Lee Blackwell of Night Beats
Danny Lee Blackwell, the brains behind Night Beats, discusses albums that influenced him and his new album Rajan.
Artist Spotlight: Simon Haiduk
Simon Haiduk is a Canadian visual artist, musician, and animator whose work is inspired by spirit and nature.
One Degree by Sunfruits –Album Review
Melbourne, Australia’s Sunfruits have managed to release an album that is both wonderful fun and dire commentary. One Degree is must-hear for fans of psych-pop!
Calm Ya Farm by The Murlocs–Album Review
Australian band The Murlocs, fronted by King Gizzard member Ambrose Kenny-Smith, are set to release an album called Calm Ya Farm on May 19th that’s more Southern rock than psychedelic.
Exotico by Temples–Album Review
Temples dropped their fourth LP, Exotico, a synth-heavy, Sean Lennon-produced concept album about a mythical island on April 14th.
