Review: The Mon ‘Songs Of Abandon’
The Mon, the acoustic, psych-folk, solo project from Urlo, the primary architect behind Italian heavy, portal-openers Ufomammut, had been floating
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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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Review: Neon Heart ‘Gå på tå’
When I reviewed Soderut, the fourth full-length album from Stockholm, Sweden’s experimental prog kraut rock collective Neon Heart, back in
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Review: Smote ‘Songs From The Free House’
There is something about Smote that captivates you, almost like a spell has been cast upon your soul from the
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Review: Julie’s Haircut ‘Radiance Opposition’
There is an unparalleled therapeutic quality to truly losing oneself in music, a deeply personal estrangement that offers perfect relaxation
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Review: Various Artists ‘Brown Acid – The Twenty-First Trip’
If I’m being honest, I was curious to see if LA’s always‑awesome RidingEasy Records was going to continue its iconic,
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Review: Space Witch ‘Mountains Of Neptune’
Before you press play and listen to the latest doom masterpiece from one of Stoke-on-Trent’s finest, Space Witch, make sure
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Review: Giöbia ‘X-ÆON’
The most captivating aspect of Milan’s psych space rock quartet Giöbia lies in their remarkable ability to continually shape and
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Review: Per Svensson Psychedelic Sounds ‘Berlin Nights’
Alchemy, nature, and art weave are the essential threads in the music of Gothenburg-based psych acid folk rock singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist
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Review: Litania ‘Litania’
What do you get when you cross members from Elli De Mon, The Great Northern X, Collars and The Black
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Review: GAUPA ‘Fyr’
Back in November of 2022, I was having a conversation with one of my Instagram friends, and the topic of
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