Review: Water Damage ‘Repair’
Back in 2024, 2 Songs by Water Damage was one of my albums of the year, opening up my ears
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Review: Kevin ‘It Is What It Is’
There’s something strangely hypnotic about It Is What It Is, the new album from Osaka, Japan’s experimental psych krautrock band
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Review: Spiral Galaxy ‘II’
This is not the first time I have crossed paths with Plastic Crimewave, aka Steven H. Krakow, having previously had
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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: 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: Ni Moya ‘Dream, Oh Dream, Show Me The Way’
In the energetic, often hazy soundscapes of Thessaloniki’s psych stoner rock scene, Naxatras singer/bassist John Vagenas stands as a fascinating
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Review: Acid Plato ‘Horòs’
Former founding members of Kavala, Greece, psych acid folk rock trio The Dead Ends, Giorgos Sechlidis and Dimitris Apostolidis, with
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Review: JeGong ‘Gomi Kuzu Can’
One of the many pleasures of reviewing albums is that you get exposed to all sorts of different bands you
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Review: ZAHN ‘Purpur’
The Berlin-based post-noise-rock power trio ZAHN exemplifies how seasoned musicians, each with a rich history in bands of a certain
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Neon Heart: An Interview With Magnus Nordén
Stockholm, Sweden’s experimental psych prog rockers Neon Heart have profoundly captured the very essence of musical and vocal creativity within
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