Review: Sun & Sail Club ‘Shipwrecked’
Perhaps the ultimate SoCal desert supergroup outside of the Desert Sessions themselves, Sun & Sail Club have consistently ripped the
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Author: Rob Walsh
Review: Bobbie Dazzle ‘Fandabidozi’
Everyone has their own way of dealing with tragedy. Some look inward, some look outwardly. Others opt for somber reflection
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Review: Elephant Tree ‘Handful Of Ten’
So much of what we love in this dense primordial soup of stoner rock and doom metal revolves around the
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Review: Dionize ‘Lighthouse’
I’ve always been in awe of the one-person musical act. Whether it was the work of Boston’s Tom Scholz and
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Review: delving ‘All Paths Diverge’
No one could ever fault Nick DiSalvo for not being busy. When the Elder frontman isn’t pushing as many complex
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Review: Massive Hassle ‘Unreal Damage’
Our existence can certainly suck. Shit jobs. Traffic jams. Bills. Clueless politicians. Pigeons and seagulls using us as rectal target
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Review: we broke the weather ‘Restart Game’
I’m not quite the gamer I used to be, but one thing I’ve noticed is that I have a hidden
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Review: Bill Fisher ‘How To Think Like A Billionaire’
In a just world, Bill Fisher would be seen as a member of rock’s newest royalty. A wholly dynamic and
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Review: Uncle Acid And The Deadbeats ‘Nell’ Ora Blu’
When it comes to occult-tinged rock, there are perhaps few finer purveyors in the modern era than Uncle Acid And
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Review: Sundowner ‘Lysergic Ritual’
Surging out of ‘straya, Adelaide’s Sundowner describes their sound as ‘uneasy listening for troubled times’. That’s an apt description for
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Review: Melvins ‘Tarantula Heart’
The Melvins. The riffs. The drums. The snarkiness. The influence. The frizzy hair. The massive discography. From small town obscurity
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