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Tag: psychedelic

04/03/2020 Ed Pinsent

Telescopic Sight

Very good drone-rock psych-noise thing from The Telescopes. Stone Tape (COLD SPRING CSR267CD) arrives with a little mental baggage to

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16/02/2020 Ed Pinsent

Desert Song

Abronia are a rather sombre and serious-looking six-piece combo from Portland, and here’s their second LP The Whole Of Each

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21/01/2020 Steve Pescott

A Different Kettle…

Los Pirañas Historia Natural GERMANY GLITTERBEAT RECORDS GBLP081 L.P. (2019) It’s a bit perverse really, when it requires a computer

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29/12/2019 Ed Pinsent

Metal Mickey

Ken Matsutani deserves to be reckoned as a hero of Japanese underground rock. He formed Marble Sheep and the Run-Down

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19/12/2019 nausika

Sand Enigma: an ambitious foray into a multi-universe of many possibilities but not plumbing very deeply

Land of Kush, Sand Enigma, Constellation Records, CST146 CD / vinyl double LP (2019) As long as I’ve been writing

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15/12/2019 Ed Pinsent

It’s All Too Much

From Feeding Tube Records, we have the second LP by Weeping Bong Band called simply II (FEEDING TUBE RECORDS FTR448);

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08/12/2019 Ed Pinsent

Former Reflections Enduring Doubt

I feel Jeffrey Alexander’s music has only tangentially graced our shores…we heard one compilation by The Iditarod, and have a

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31/10/2019 nausika

Lorca / Lost Tapes (1989 – 1991): a remarkable collection of strange and unearthly recordings by a Peruvian music veteran

Miguel Flores, Lorca / Lost Tapes (1989 – 1991), Peru, Buh Records, BR121 limited edition vinyl 12″ / CD (2019)

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16/10/2019 Steve Pescott

For Spelunkers Everywhere

Cave Allways U.S.A. DRAG CITY RECORDS DC 654 L.P. (2018) That example of composite titling could be a nod towards

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08/10/2019 nausika

Calm Black Water: psych-stoner doom and urban saxophone blues in the service of Lovecraftian horror

REZN, Calm Black Water, The Netherlands, Off The Record Label, OTRL025 limited edition CD / LP (2019) If this Chicago

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