Review: White Hills ‘Beyond This Fiction’
When we last heard from White Hills, New York City’s long-running, uber-prolific, mind-warping, psychedelic rock duo, consisting of Dave W.
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Psych Rock
Review: Les Big Byrd ‘Diamonds, Rhinestones And Hard Rain’
Think of the Pixies playing in a subway station on LSD opening for Enigma and you can start to make
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Review: Djiin ‘Mirrors’
If you are a fan of psychedelic stoner rock that is mixed with a touch of 70’s prog and has
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Review: Iota ‘Pentasomnia’
News of a new Iota record provoked considerable excitement here – their 2008 one-and-apparently-done album Tales being both a nostalgia
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Review: Ice ‘The Ice Age’
The Ice Age was recorded by the Indianapolis band Ice in 1970. Sadly, the band broke up shortly after and
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Review: Sex Swing ‘Type II’
London band Sex Swing consists of Jason Stöll (Bass), vocalist Dan Chandler, drummer Stuart Bell, guitarist Jodie Cox, keyboard player
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Review: Radar Men From The Moon ‘The Bestial Light’
My first encounter with Dutch experimentalists Radar Men From The Moon (named after the 1952 Sci-Fi series) has been through
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Review: Spell ‘Opulent Decay’
Spell are an enigmatic power trio from Vancouver, Canada and they consist of Cam Mesmer (lead vocals/bass) Graham McVie (guitars/backing
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Review: Gorilla ‘Maximum Riff Mania’ Reissue
Some 20 years ago, Gorilla released Maximum Riff Mania. One of those bands which formed in the 90s and stuck
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Review: Dead Sea Apes ‘Night Lands’
Since forming in 2009, Manchester’s Dead Sea Apes have been steadily releasing music individually at an impressive rate or with
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Review: Ryte ‘Ryte’
Austrian band Ryte spent one-and-a-half-years writing their debut album which, according to the press release from Heavy Psych Sounds, “pushes
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