Review: The Band Whose Name Is A Symbol ‘Verdun’
When I saw The Band Whose Name Is A Symbol show up in my review vortex my first reaction was
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Cardinal Fuzz Records
Review: Firefriend ‘Rcknrll’
When you listen to the opening tracks of albums, they should take your mind away from the usual mundane crap
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Review: Bhajan Bhoy ‘Shanti Shanti Shanti’
Ajay Saggar has been performing music since the mid-1980s starting with Preston’s Dandelion Adventure (fans including My Bloody Valentine, John
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Review: Dead Sea Apes ‘Rewilding’
When it comes to psychedelia, there’s often a focus on lightness. Maybe it’s the influence of hippie throwbacks, or just
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Review: Dead Sea Apes / The Band Whose Name Is A Symbol ‘Pantheon Of Fuckery’
To get the main point covered: this is a really nice spacey, psychy split, with a slightly odd album title.
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Review: Human Hand ‘Tremor’
UK label Cardinal Fuzz has been responsible for some of the cooler, under the radar releases I’ve encountered in my
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Review: Gunslingers ‘Supreme Asphalt Doser’
Of the myriad of cool bands and labels I’ve been exposed to since joining The Sleeping Shaman, one that has
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Review: Plastic Crimewave Syndicate ‘Space Alley’
I’ve been a follower of Plastic Crimewave, aka Chicago-born Steve Krakow, for quite a few years now. Krakow, apart from
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Review: Upupayāma ‘The Golden Pond’
The first time I came across Italian psych acid folk, multi-instrumentalist Alessio Ferrari aka Upupa Rot, whose name shortly changed
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Review: Old Million Eye ‘The Air’s Chrysalis Chime’
If you are not familiar with Old Million Eye, aka Brian Lucas (also of Dire Wolves fame), it would be
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Review: Acid Rooster ‘Ad Astra’
Disclaimer: I don’t like the term krautrock, despite many of the genre’s practitioners using the word. I use it here
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