Review: Astral Magic ‘Experiences In Hyperspace’
Finnish experimental bass player, keyboardist and multi-instrumentalist Santtu Laakso, aka Astral Magic, and at times DJ Astro, has been around
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Review: Austin Stambaugh ‘Midwest Supernatural’
Steve Earle’s quote about standing on Bob Dylan’s coffee table and declaring Townes Van Zandt to be the greatest songwriter
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Review: Astrodeath ‘Vol. II’
Australia has a long, rich history of interesting, cutting-edge rock & roll bands. From the immortal, legendary, downstroke punk rock
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Review: Apex Ten ‘Aashray’
Heavy psych, and space rock as genres, aren’t always my first choice in ‘heavy’. Stoner rock, doom metal, punk, garage rock
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Review: Arthur King ‘Changing Landscapes (Zompopa)’
Arthur King is a pretty unique group. This is the fourth album in their Changing Landscapes series that features musique
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Review: Altari ‘Kröflueldar’
Back in 1975, a nine-year series of eruptions called Kröflueldar occurred in Krafla, North Iceland. The occurrence later became what
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Review: Acid King ‘Beyond Vision’
My first experience with San Francisco’s legendary psychedelic riff merchants Acid King goes all the way back to the summer
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Review: Andrea Caduro ‘It’s Always Darkest Before The Dawn’
‘I want a meditative and reflective dimension in my music, exploring space and suggestions‘. That’s how Rome, Italy, experimental composer,
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Review: Ahab ‘The Coral Tombs’
Herman Melville’s epic classic Moby Dick is an often terrifying story that takes the backdrop of the nineteenth-century Nantucket whaling
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Review: All Souls ‘Ghosts Among Us’
Los Angeles based All Souls started out in late 2016 and over the past six years have continued to both
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Review: Amon Acid ‘Cosmogony’
As a music aficionado, I’ve always found the idea of a regional ‘scene’ or sound endlessly fascinating. The early hardcore
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