reviews for albums that I consider rock
For all that has been accomplished since the digital era has come about thanks to the rise of places like Bandcamp, we’ve been going through a real golden age of the underground whether people are willing to admit it or … Continue reading Spaceslug – Out of Water
Growth is a simple but fascinating concept that I think everybody is looking for in some form or another. As we continue to scour the floor of the underground to uncover all that it has to offer, stagnation in a … Continue reading Stonekind – Hollow Ground
With a year like what we’ve been seeing from the many different corners of rock that can be considered stoner-related, desert-related, psychedelic and everything else in between, one can only wonder where the constant stream of magnificence will end! The … Continue reading Greenleaf – The Head & The Habit
Even as we find ourselves in a time where many legends are throwing in the towel for all sorts of different reasons, there are still legions of big names out there that are able to deliver on the same level … Continue reading Fu Manchu – The Return of Tomorrow
I can’t remember a year when rock music has been having such a stellar year in its more psychedelic reaches. We have already been utterly spoiled by acts new and old as they show us what excellence can still be … Continue reading Spacedrifter – When the Colors Fade
When it comes down to it, I cannot help but feel as though we’re living in a true golden age for rock music. Throughout the global network that makes up the underground as we know it today, there are legions … Continue reading Rattlesquad – 1233
By all accounts, we live in a day and age where all things in psychedelic rock music is flourishing more than ever before. Looking in every direction we can see all sorts of glory coming from the desert and planes … Continue reading High Desert Queen – Palm Reader
As we traverse the many different sides to the vast underground with its vastly different scenes and hundreds of thousands of inhabitants, if not millions, it’s only natural that we get some bands that manage to not just do their … Continue reading Million Moons – I May Be Some Time
The very state of rock music and its spirit is always a topic of discussion across the entire world with it being argued that it’s dead while others are staunch believers that it still has many more decades to go. … Continue reading Abrams – Blue City
The very notion of being expansive and imaginative by name is something that few realms are able to incorporate into their very being as well as what instrumental rock has done over the years. Through tons of experimentation, soul-searching, and … Continue reading Goodbye Meteor – We Could Have Been Radiant
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