To comb through the underground is to constantly come into contact with bands new and unknown. It’s a search through burgeoning talent with time being the only thing that can offer any sort of assurance that one can hope for … Continue reading Desert Collider – Generation Ship: Endless Drift Through Infinity
Throughout the vast breadth of the underground, there’s always a slew of different acts out there that are undeniably on the rise. The style doesn’t matter as each one has quite an impressive list of newcomers and veterans making all … Continue reading Acid Magus – Scatterling Empire
In a swirling genre that has never had any concrete boundaries with anything and everything possible on the table, it’s still nothing short of a wonder that psychedelic rock is the garden of magnificence that it is today. From the … Continue reading Longheads – Layers of Wax
In a realm where heaviness can really make or break a band depending on their approach and execution, it can sometimes take more than packing a simple punch to keep the listener coming back for more. Simple heaviness is not … Continue reading Warpstormer – s/t
At any given moment, we’re always ready for the next surprise to come leaping at us from out of nowhere. It doesn’t matter where it might come from in terms of style or who might be the one to put … Continue reading Daedric Shryne – s/t
It’s important to remember where you came from, but it’s more often than not that bands seek to stake their own claim in territories of their own as they continue to grow and evolve their sound as time goes on. … Continue reading Heavy Trip – Liquid Planet
By and large, I think it’s safe to say that it’s never been a better time to be a fan of psychedelic rock. For all that it’s capable of in its numerous different forms where even the slightest change can … Continue reading Mount Hush – II
It’s as they say: a rolling stone gathers no moss. In order to become truly masterful at your craft, you have to keep at it and constantly put yourself out there in order to really show people what you’re made … Continue reading Deiv Id Fuzz – The Witch and the Moonset
Even as we find ourselves in a time where innovative new acts can feel like the hot new flavors, there’s nothing that can compare to an old bastion of excellence that has yet to topple and refuses to show signs … Continue reading Grand Magus – Sunraven
While it was only yesterday that I sat here making the claim that the union of death metal and sludge are amongst the seldom seen styles throughout the underground, there is certainly one combination that is even more so rarely … Continue reading Majak – Restless Wicked
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