MOON PUSSY – DEATH IS COMING and The Coolest Stuff of The Week | May 8th
This has been one of my favorite release weeks this year. The Ghost is Clear Records pitted MOON...
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Summer Like The Season – Aggregator and The Coolest Stuff of The Week | April 10th
We had an absolutely tremendous bounty of music this week. I became a sociopath in the way I...
EDITOR’S NOTE: BEST NEW MUSIC SEPTEMBER 2023
The best albums that came out in September 2023. Tons of noise rock, heavy psych, some hip-hop, grungey stuff, etc. enjoy!
Frank Lenz – Pyramid | Reflections on Drumming and Liner Notes
Pyramid by Frank Lenz moves both psych and electronic pop in new directions by creating compelling music without bowing to popular convention.
Album Review: Drone guitarists Kyle Bobby Dunn & Wayne Robert Thomas transcend on split 12″
Clocking in at 40 minutes, ambient and experimental guitarists Kyle Bobby Dunn and Wayne Robert Thomas have, in short, created two works on KBD / WRT that it is all too easy to become absolutely lost in.
No Place Like Home with Earthless
Earthless have been making spaced-out rock journeys for nearly two decades now and their latest album, Black Heaven is no different, except this time around there's vocals. The band sits down with B.G.M. to give us a local's tour guide to their home town, San Diego.
No Place Like Home with Medium Weekend
Medium Weekend's mosaic of sound can be chaotic and sometimes doesn't feel like it makes sense it will keep you coming back for more. The new record NOTCH is full of twists and turns. Also, they talk about their hometown Seattle and give some good tips if you ever visit!
Album Review: Battles – La Di Da Di
The consistent lack of the depth Battles have expunged throughout La Di Da Di sneaks into the corners the territory of mediocrity.
Album Review: Shitwife – Big Lad
Big Lad, Shitwife's debut LP a long lost soundtrack to an unseen Verhoeven/Schwarzenegger sci-fi actioner, tears through your speakers like a killingmachine
Record Review: Codas – Currents
Codas, taps into something immensely epic on Currents and this new EP hints at a very bright future for an already accomplished and diverse musician.