Review: Staraya Derevnya ‘Boulder Blues’
Tel Aviv-London collective Staraya Derevnya (named after the Saint Petersberg Metro Station) latest release Boulder Blues is their first on
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Krautrock
Review: Gu Vo ‘Gu Vo’
Gu Vo is a trio from Seville, Spain, made up of Edu Escobar (drums), Raúl Burrueco (bass), and Alejandro Ruiz
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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: Kungens Män ‘Kungens Ljud & Bild’
Drawing on a number of influences and genres, Kungens Män from Stockholm, Sweden have mastered the art of improvisational music
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Premiere: Kungens Män ‘Stora Rummet’ – Taken From Their New Album ‘Kungens Ljud & Bild’
Kungens Män are a band that epitomise improvised psych and krautrock worship, the six members seamlessly feed off each other
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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: Nova Express ‘Twenty One’
Although Twenty One is a reissue of Nova Express’ 2001 album One, I listened to it for the first time
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Review: Gnod ‘Easy To Build, Hard To Destroy’
The prolific monarchs of drone sit atop their throne. Nothing if not prolific (they’ve twenty substantial releases on Bandcamp) this
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Review: Urdog ‘Long Shadows: 2003–2006’
The great Rocket Recordings don’t do a whole lot of retrospective releases so it speaks volumes for their personal adoration
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Review: Hypnodrone Ensemble ‘Gets Polyamorous’
Cult leader, musician, whole food enthusiast, dirty old man…the infamous Father Yod (Google him and prepare to have your mind
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Review: KLÄMP ‘Hate You’
Jasön Stoll sure has had a busy 2020, releasing albums as part of Twin Sister and Sex Swing, running his
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