Review: Psychlona ‘Palo Verde’
Bradford, UK’s Psychlona’s third record, and first for Psycho Wax, Palo Verde features a colorful, kaleidoscopic tree on the cover,
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Author: Martin Williams
Review: Torpedo Torpedo ‘The Kuiper Belt Mantras’
It’s fascinating, some 25 plus years later, the global reach of stoner/desert rock, and I’m endlessly curious about the various
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Review: Early Moods ‘Early Moods’
Unlike say thirty or so years ago, when bands playing ‘70s, Black Sabbath-inspired, riff-rock was relatively uncommon, these days, one
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Review: Grave Bathers ‘Rock ‘N’ Roll Fetish’
I had a ton of thoughts come to mind as I was attempting to absorb Rock ‘N’ Roll Fetish, the
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Review: Pretty Lightning ‘Dust Moves’
As I’ve undoubtedly mentioned, one of the many cool things about having the opportunity to write about music for The
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Review: Telekinetic Yeti ‘Primordial’
A couple of thoughts right off the bat (other than what an outstanding name Telekinetic Yeti is for a stoner
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Review: Nebula ‘Transmissions From Mothership Earth’
When I wax nostalgic for my late 90s stoner rock ‘big bang’, I always focus on Monster Magnet and Corrosion
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Review: Land Of Wolves ‘Conditions For Survival’
Seattle, Washington, while famous for grunge, has long been a hotbed for all sorts of music, and many forms of
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Review: Birth ‘Born’
San Diego, California has long been a hot bed for all sorts of rock & roll. While never getting the
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Review: Behold! The Monolith ‘From The Fathomless Deep’
Sometimes, a band’s name winds up perfectly describing their sound. Los Angeles’s Behold! The Monolith, literally sound exactly like their
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Review: Lord Elephant ‘Cosmic Awakening’
By now, any fan of underground heavy rock, and any regular reader of The Sleeping Shaman, will surely have noticed
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