Moloch/Monolyth – How Strange It Is To Miss You When You’re Right Here Next To Me And The Coolest Stuff of The Week | May 1st
May we start this month off strong? Yes, we can. Nevermind all the releases below are technically from...
space rock
space rock
5 Points: Hum – Inlet | Wise and Heavy Space-Doom
Hum just up and drops a new album out of nowhere?! Their new album, Inlet is so crushingly beautiful and heavy. Here are 5 reasons why I love it.
Favorite Overrated Underrated with Tiny Tree
Tiny Tree's Embolism is one of the best heavy-type music releases this year. Here I have them talk about their favorite, overrated, and underrated albums.
Astronoid: Your New Favourite Post-Metal Band
Astronoid is an ALBUM, it's an event. It's a record that can be digested in its separate components or as a whole. Each spin reveals something new.
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.
Super Random Questions With I Was Afraid
I Was Afraid are a super cool kick-ass space rock band from Arkansas. They kinda sound like Hum, but not really. I asked them 10 random questions.
Box Set Review: Steve Hillage | Searching for the Spark | Review
The mammoth, 22-CD box set Searching for the Spark presents Steve Hillage's career in detail, from 60s rocker to 2000s techno. M Milner reviews.
Adopt this Album: Paul Kantner and Jefferson Starship – Blows Against the Empire
Let Jefferson Starship's Blows to the Empire carry you into space; you’ll have a big stupid grin on your face by the time you slingshot into the ether.
Interview with Kellii Scott of Failure
Aaron interviews Failure's drummer Kellii Scott about the bands reunion, their new album The Heart is A Monster, and what it's like playing in Failure again.
Album Review: Failure – The Heart Is A Monster
The Heart Is A Monster lives up to the hype. Failure delivers all of the other worldly space rock, but still manages to sound original and fresh.