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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Feeding Tube Records
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: 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: Angered Wrecks ‘Bennies, Booze And R&R 1981’
Hailing from Fredericton, the capital of the Canadian province of New Brunswick we have the frankly terribly named Angered Wrecks
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Review: Mienakunaru ‘Blood Sun’
The latest work from esteemed psych lord Mike Vest, along with collaboraters Dave Sneddon and Junzo Suzuki is Mienakunaru‘s new
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Review: Monoshock ‘Runnin’ Ape Like From The Backwards Superman’
Crime, Chrome, The Shaggs, The Wipers, Dr Mix and the Remix, Mission of Burma, Flipper, Sonic’s Rendezvous Band – names
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Review: Dead Sea Apes, Adam Stone & Black Tempest ‘Dataland’
Dataland is collaboration between Dead Sea Apes (Brett Savage, Jack Toker, Chris Hardman, Alistair Reid), Black Tempest aka Stephen Bradbury
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Review: Anthroprophh ‘German Oak’
Anything that reminds me of a happy live music experience is going to get immediate interest this year, and as
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Review: Alison Cotton ‘Only Darkness Now’
Having surfaced initially as a cassette only release (Bloxham Tapes) and now manifesting in vinyl form (Cardinal Fuzz and Feeding
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