psychedelic
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First single from Wisconsin dub duo, Peaking Lights off their upcoming LP Lucifer. This track brings a real spacey atmosphere to the reggae style of music they are presenting. The song has the classic expected flow to a reggae song with a real groovy bass line, but they layer it
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This 10-minute monster is a track from the new Pharaoh Overlord album, Lunar Jetman. It’s out now via Sige. “Rodente” comes on slow with a simple beat and dark bassline, but it eventually swells into an acid trip of guitar leads of all shapes, sizes, and colors. From high-pitched
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A track from the forthcoming Gonjasufi “mini-album,” MU.ZZ.LE. right here. The track is “Feedin’ Birds,” and the music on this one repeats as lost vocals wander aimlessly through a psychedelic lo-fi recording. I feel like this song has a style similar to Sufi’s previous LP, A Sufi
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YT//ST by YAMANTAKA // SONIC TITAN Why I love the internet age is because groups like Yamantaka // Sonic Titan have a way to get their music out there. Not that the band is bad, but I imagine it would be difficult finding an audience looking to hear this unique blend
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Earlier this year, I reviewed the instrumental psych rock debut of Connecticut band Snake Oil. The band is planning on kicking off 2012 with the release of a new 7″ EP. It will feature two new songs, and will be limited to 100 physical copies. The songs featured will be
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A string of odd, psychedelic, and unidentified tracks brought together by the Italian psych pop baron, Dumbo Gets Mad. Here’s a review of his latest album, Elephants at the Door, and stream or download this mix above.
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Out tomorrow on Stones Throw is the new Jonti album, Twirligig. The dude sent me a download of his new album personally over a week ago, and it’s been sitting on my to-listen list ever since. I’m glad I finally got around to it, cuz this dude’s
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Acid Chess EP by Usurper of Modern Medicine Usurper of Modern Medicine’s new Acid Chess EP is a short string of psychedelic and krautrock jams. With reverbed vocals, intense drums, and driving basslines, this band’s showcasing a lotta energy that could bring them into more interesting directions in
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The War On Drugs’ Slave Ambient is a glistening set of folk rock tunes and kinda ambient instrumentals. The production, for me, is a real blessing on this LP. The sounds are so pretty, which actually makes me wanna revisit a great deal of these tracks. But as far as
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A new video from JEFF the Brotherhood, which comes off the duo’s latest LP, We Are the Champions. Look for it now on Infinity Cat Recs. Yeah, it kinda sounds like Weezer, but who is complaining?
