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If you could go back in time ten years, what would you want to tell yourself? This was a question Khruangbin posed to themselves when approaching t...

With his 12-string and infatigable obsession with pop music, Kai Slater is uniquely equipped to carry the mantle of not only Pollard and Chilton, b...

The brilliantly named duo – formed by Adam Morrow and Jamie Sego – might be based in “the hit recording capital of the world”, Muscle Shoals, Alaba...

Influential indie rock/electronic crossover outfit Curve’s second album was released by Anxious Records in September 1993. Co-produced by the band,...

After three EPs on Dave A. Stewart’s Anxious label, Curve dropped their debut album, Doppelgänger, in 1991. It was an artistic and commercial succe...

On WE WERE JUST HERE, Dundalk’s Just Mustard surge out of the shadows from the submerged world of Heart Under with a sound that leans toward light ...

The Wytches return for their latest incendiary album, Talking Machine, the Brighton 4 piece bringing a whole new avalanche of their undeniable psyc...

Pink Floyd’s debut album, released in 1967, features the original line-up of Syd Barrett, Roger Waters, Richard Wright and Nick Mason. The album in...

Warsaw 480km' is the debut LP from Irish/Portuguese quintet pôt-pot, who infuse the propulsive grooves of krautrock with a phosphorescent psych-roc...

UK-based duo, Sons of Sevilla's, second album, Street Light Moon, echoes endless summers and retro-futurist reveries. Produced by GRAMMY-winning Ad...

NewDad, fronted by enigmatic songwriter and vocalist Julie Dawson, are an alternative three piece from Galway, Ireland. Their influences vary from ...

King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard Live at The Gorge Amphitheatre, Quincy, WA was recorded when the Aussie psych-rock polymaths rained down on Wa...

On their 4th LP, GHOSTWOMAN are a sharper beast than ever. A head-on collision between the switchblade rust of Uschenko’s guitars and van Dessel’s ...

Psychedelic dub, Afro-Latin rhythms and cosmic grooves come together on La Chooma’s self-titled debut for Batov Records. Drawing on Moroccan Gnawa,...