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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Echodelick Records
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: Seedy Jeezus ‘Damned To The Depths’
Melbourne, Australia’s powerful trio Seedy Jeezus, now considered a quartet after the addition of their producer and Mos Generator guitarist
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Review: Tropical Sludge ‘Astral Mind’
‘I started recording solo stuff around 2020 when I was given a laptop with Ableton (Audio recording software). This was
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Review: Death Panels ‘Maximum Soul’
The music journey of Atlanta, Georgia’s ‘70s influenced hard rock, psychedelic fuzz power trio Death Panels is a captivating tale
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Review: Black Snake Moan ‘Lost In Time’
Not to be mistaken for the film of the same name, Italy’s Black Snake Moan is an enigma if ever
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Review: Oslo Tapes ‘Staring At The Sun Before Goin Blind’
Entering the luminous mind contaminated by evocative creativity, born from a harmonious, eclectic character charged with an almost divine emotionality
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Review: Volume ‘Requesting Permission To Land’ [Reissue]
Two types of Kyuss fans remain long after the dust has settled. Kyuss friends and fans that followed everyone over
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Review: Pallbearer Industry ‘Antarctica Rising’
Somewhere in the darkness on the edge of the deepest, unearthly and contorted underground of the Ottawa Valley, Ontario, Canada,
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Review: Falling Floors ‘Falling Floors’
In a case of history repeating itself, just like the last few months of 2021, 2022 is seeing a flood
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Review: Charlie Butler ‘Ghost Light’
If you look up the word ‘prolific’ in a dictionary, there’s likely a picture of Charlie Butler accompanying the definition.
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