GreenLady – GreenLady: Album Review
The self-titled debut album from NYC psych-folk outfit, GreenLady takes inspiration from the pioneers of the 1970s British folk revival and throws in a few healthy dashes of alt-country and psychedelia
Midlake – A Bridge To Far: Album Review
There’s a palpable optimism woven between the sonic spaces of A Bridge To Far. ; the sixth and latest release from Midlake.
Cropredy Festival 2025 Preview – Part One: Opinion
The first of our Cropredy 2025 previews features Rosalie Cunningham, The Churchfitters and Bob Fox & Billy Mitchell.
Goat – Goat: Album Review
And they just keep getting better! Swedish psych-funksters, Goat, mix a monster mash of musical motifs on their eponymous 6th album.
The Lunar Effect – Sounds Of Green And Blue: Album News
News of the new album – Sounds Of Green And Blue – from The Lunar Effect set for release in April.
Lee Spreadbury – SANE/INSANE: New Single
Lee Spreadbury Lee dons his keyboard players cloak and wizarding hat for his first dip in the murky waters as a solo artist.
Isadora Eden – Forget What Makes It Glow: Album Review
Isadora Eden offers songs of desperation, desolation, disappointment and frustration – lovingly packaged in a fuzzy, folky, psychedelic wrapper.
Búho Ermitaño – Implosiones: Album Review
Second album from Peruvian psych explorers Búho Ermitaño. Like nothing else in this – or any other – galaxy
GOAT w/ Japanese Television – Manchester Club Academy: Live Review
GOAT bring Oh Death to Manchester with Japanese Television in tow. Expect transcendental feelings.
Baron Crâne – Les Beaux Jours: Album Review
Baron Crâne release their fourth album Les Beaux Jours, and unleash a powerhouse of heavy fusion sounds and astonishing musicianship.
TEKE::TEKE – Shirushi – Album Review
TEKE::TEKE are a Montreal based Japanese psych band. Shirushi is their debut album and it is a genuinely wild record drenched in 60s/70s psychedelia with plenty of surprises.
The Lovely Eggs – I Am Moron: Album Review
Their previous This Is Eggland album was pretty good. I Am Moron finds The Lovely Eggs bringing us more idiocy from Lancaster.