Review: Sweaty Betty ‘The Sweatier The Bettyer’
As I previously said in my review of Granicus’s self-titled album, I sometimes have more fun discovering unknown bands of
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Author: Rob Walsh
Review: Imperfect Pyramid ‘II’
The legacy of Ancient Egypt often looms prominently in our modern world, more often than not in musical influences. Ironically,
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Review: Sleep ‘Hempispheres’
Since their much-demanded reunion in the late 2000s, California stoner rock stalwarts Sleep have had quite a few surprises up
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Review: REZN ‘Cycles In The Infinite Dream’
REZN might just be one of Chicago’s best-kept heavy musical secrets. While they may not immediately ring as many bells
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Review: Øresund Space Collective ‘Progably you’re Wrong’
I am no stranger to either instrumental music or long-form improvisation. I’ve delved into the depths of ‘60s and ‘70s
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Review: Yawning Balch ‘Volume Four’
In all honesty, improvisational music can be somewhat difficult to review. I’m fully convinced that supergroup/revival group/meditation collective Yawning Balch
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Review: Dreamwave ‘Drifter / Moon Dogs’
As Stolen Body Records brought Dreamwave’s new Drifter EP and April 2025’s Moon Dogs together onto one album, I’ll be
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Review: TONS ‘Stoned Villains’
A menacing laugh – most likely from the late great Vincent Price (think the end of Thriller) – opens TONS’
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Review: Radian ‘Subterfuge’
What if Ancient Egypt never fell? Would we live in a world of massive modern pyramids ruling our skylines? Would
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Review: Weedpecker ‘V’
Poland’s Weedpecker has been one of my favorites for a number of years. Their dare-I-say silly (intentionally?) band name might
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Review: Homegrown ‘Homegrown’
Homegrown… in our circle, it generally means two things. One is a local act, the other is local devil’s lettuce.
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