Endless and constantly shifting are the boundaries of psychedelic rock. In a sound where anything can seem possible, it can sometimes be the case that bands come around and take a bigger bite than what they can swallow with their … Continue reading Delving – All Paths Diverge
For all that can be pulled off in the vast, seemingly endless stretches of psychedelic rock, it cannot be argued that there isn’t still much glory to uncover should we continue to get acts that love breaking new ground, exploring … Continue reading The Cosmic Dead – Infinite Peaks
Already, we’ve been spoiled lately with all things psychedelic in rock music. The last few years have been downright bountiful in every regard be it in the form of veteran acts returning to us with landmark albums that will shine … Continue reading Yawning Balch – Volume Two
For the almost ten years that I have been doing these reviews, I have had the immense pleasure of finding many different names across many of the different avenues that populate the vast underground scenes of metal and rock music … Continue reading The Re-Stoned – Spectrum
Oftentimes, the best creations have the simplest beginnings. For the last little while, it has really seemed like the best and most interesting works to have come from the instrumental reaches of instrumental rock are born out of naught but … Continue reading Yawning Balch – Volume One
As more and more bands rise to the surface throughout their respective scenes, it’s only natural that repetition happens in some form or another depending on what precisely has happened. In some unfortunate circumstances, it leads to uninspired creations that … Continue reading Apex Ten – Aashray
At some point when it comes to splits, it can get pretty crowded pretty quickly. Two bands are typically the go-to in order to make for an effective split that has more than enough to offer in ways of substance … Continue reading Electric Moon / Kungens Män / ElonMusk / Kanaan – International Space Station (Vol. 1)
With all that has happened in the world in recent times, it was only natural that many bands would take to their studios in order to craft new experiences that served as liberation and solace after such troubling times, but … Continue reading My Sleeping Karma – Atma
There is always something innately special about whenever a band manages to create a gripping performance without a key factor that the vast majority of others lean on: vocals. The simple lack of a singer both greatly limits and expands … Continue reading Trigona – s/t
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