Review: The Swell Fellas ‘Novaturia’
There is just something that’s so… well, right about a great three-piece. The ability of three individuals to deliver an
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Author: Rob Walsh
Review: Mexicoma ‘Kalpa’
Sweden doesn’t contain anything remotely resembling a desert. Vast conifer forests, rugged North Sea coastlines, pleasant green fields… sure. But
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Heavy Psych Sounds Fest Los Angeles 2022 – Sunday
Murphy’s Law. A cosmic force from which few touring bands are safe from. And on this sunny Sunday, the law
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Heavy Psych Sounds Fest Los Angeles 2022 – Saturday
And we’re off! After some fairly mild traffic, I arrived at 1710 for the Heavy Psych Sounds Fest. This venue
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Review: Zombi ‘Zombi & Friends, Volume 1’
It was the summer of 2007 that I saw Zombi open for Isis at the Knitting Factory in Los Angeles.
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Review: Famyne ‘II: The Ground Below’
Ahhh Canterbury. The region is perhaps best known for its scenic beauty, literature and ancient cathedrals. Musically, it is perhaps
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Review: Tau & The Drones Of Praise Presents Dream Awake: Live At Roadburn Redux
In the Warhammer 40K universe, the Tau are a fictional race of blue alien humanoids who have a caste system
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Review: Celestial Season ‘Mysterium I’
The early 1990s saw some major movements in the realm of heavy music. Not only was death metal making itself
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Review: Guided Meditation Doomjazz ‘Limitless Possibility’
It’s not every day you come across a group whose own name is their genre. And you might not expect
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Review: Greyborn ‘Leeches’ EP
The term ‘psychedelia’ usually conjures up images of Grace Slick of Jefferson Airplane fame crooning against a backdrop of a
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