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The second full-length album from Jane Weaver, Cherlokalate “spins songs into fragile and sparkling lullabies” (The Guardian). Inspired by cult fol...

Following with Jane’s first full-length album in 2006, Seven Day Smile is a tongue-in-cheek collection of modern kitchen sink dramas; a wide-rangin...

Originally released in 2002, Like An Aspen Leaf is a breathtaking smoky folk opus spiked with Americana longing. Nuanced with the help of members o...

From the heart of the Australian psych scene rainbow rockers Babe Rainbow return with their seventh studio album Acid And Honey, recorded on an op ...

Across 11 tracks, Keo capture the emotional fallout of love, guilt and self-destruction with a raw honesty that feels immediate and unfiltered. Put...

Wooden Shjips rise to prominence from the psychedelic underground to the rock and roll overground has been a steady sojourn. With each consecutive ...

Satisfaction changed everything for Narrow Head. As the group’s first full length recording, Satisfaction was an unofficial progression, a signal t...

The Great Dismal explores existentialist themes of isolation, extinction, and human behaviour in the face of 2020’s vast wasteland. Closing in on t...

Influential shoegaze pioneers, Failure, return after a half-decade with their seventh studio album, Location Lost (Failure Records/Arduous/Virgin)....

Channeling the spirit of Earth’s greatest rockstars, time-traveling duo Angine de Poitrine are endlessly fascinated by hot dogs, pyramids, and the ...

Channeling the spirit of Earth’s greatest rockstars, time-traveling duo Angine de Poitrine are endlessly fascinated by hot dogs, pyramids, and the ...

Beloved Australian five-piece Pond offer a skerrick of hope in a hostile world with their new record - their 11th - Terrestrials. A cyclone of urge...

Osees return with a four-track EP recorded last year in Tornio, TX. A couple fried trippers and couple tight dance punk numbers. Crazy face indeed....

Nashville-based psychedelic blues rock act All Them Witches return with brand-new album, House of Mirrors, the band’s first new studio album since ...

Bright Spirit marks the third instalment in a trilogy that began with The Universe Also Collapses (2019) and continued with Unending Ascending (202...

Spacemen 3's debut album Sound Of Confusion, released in 1986, was a blistering affair - establishing their love of the two-chord song and also exp...

Temples’ name has become synonymous with a band with an adventurous spirit; constantly exploring new ideas. On their fifth album, BLISS, they shake...

Lucid Express are a group of five young dreamers from Hong Kong, creating soaring, bittersweet gaze-soaked rock. The follow up to their 2021 self-t...

Across 11 tracks that run the gamut from ocean-deep shoegaze riffs to cloud-light sprinkles of ethereal indie, Birding is the sound of a band who h...

Blistering and hypnotic, Ilana (The Creator) (2019) marked the beginning of a new chapter for Mdou Moctar. It is the Nigerien guitar hero’s first a...

Fuzzed-out acid rock & blues swirl together to create some of the best late ‘60s psych out of Boston. Schamach’s jazz-leaning tendencies shine ...

On their powerful new album When A Flower Doesn’t Grow, Softcult (Mercedes and Phoenix Arn-Horn) deliver their most unflinching and transformative ...

Carnival finds the Fort Worth trauma ray captures some of their strongest, most intense, and exploratory work within the boundaries of a whirlwind ...

TVAM returns with news of his new album, Ruins, which is due to be released on 27 February via Invada Records. The follow-up to High Art Lite, Ruin...