Review: Jeffrey Alexander + The Heavy Lidders ‘Liquid Donnon’
Step inside the musical universe of Philadelphia native Jeffrey Alexander, as I did, and you enter a world at once
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Author: Domenico 'Mimmo' Caccamo
Review: Robot God ‘Onto The Afterlife’
I’ve been following Sydney, Australia psych-space-stoner-rock power trio Robot God when they released their excellent 2022 third album, World Collide.
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Review: Gin Lady ‘Toads And Diamonds Volume One: Live In Spain’
After six studio albums, the northern Sweden five-piece psych country folk, Gin Lady, have finally done it. They have released
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Review: Slift ‘Fantasia’
If you ask me which album I like best by the psych-heavy space-rock power trio from Toulouse, southern France, known
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Review: Tranquonauts ‘III’
When Paul Crick – better known to the faithful as Paul Lumber, the thunderous bass anchor of Melbourne, Australia’s much-celebrated
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Review: King Potenaz ‘Arcane Desert Rituals Vol. 2’
The desert does not forgive; it relentlessly erodes, buries, and consumes – a harsh, immutable truth within which King Potenaz
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Review: Upupayāma ‘Honesty Flowers’
To explore the musical world of Alessio Ferrari, aka Upupayāma, whom I have known since his very first musical debut,
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Review: Øresund Space Collective/Psychedelic Source Records – Split
I’ve been listening to Øresund Space Collective and Psychedelic Source Records‘ works for quite a few years now. What has
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Review: Steve Austin ‘Marked Cards And Loaded Dice’
For a seasoned ear constantly attuned to the ever-shifting landscape of rock, yet holding an innate affection for country-folk and
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Review: Timeless Afternoon ‘Timeless Afternoon’
For musicians who have spent many years composing, performing, and writing lyrics, the absence of a proper album release can
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Review: Taxology ‘A Deep Dive In The Colourful And Mysterious Garden Of Mr. Taxology’
For a burgeoning band, the debut album almost invariably serves as the ultimate arbiter of their future musical journey. It
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