Month
April 2019
Not only does she have one of the more intriguing stage names we’ve heard recently, but the Bay Area’s Salami Rose Joe Louis produces music steeped in hypnotic sophistication. Her latest track, “Nostalgic Montage”, is infused with elegant whimsy and… Continue Reading →
Content, content, content. It just never stops, does it? A draining deluge of artists and personalities and influencers and assorted psychopathic rabble waving frantically for your attention. The music world is no different, with each each Friday bringing an exhausting… Continue Reading →
When it comes to The Stones and their post-Exile ’70s output, anyone who cares about such things seems to always point to Some Girls as the classic platter that redefined the aging empire’s sound and vision, taking on disco and… Continue Reading →
Barney Cortez is selflessly raising money from his music sales to help his friend and artistic twin Tiger Merrit’s family. Merrit fronted the amazing Morning Teleportation and was one of the white hot burning stars of the contemporary psych movement…. Continue Reading →
The LA collective known as Drugdealer exists in a highly pleasurable realm where Strawberry Alarm Clock became as big as The Beatles and the summer of ’66 (the real summer of love) never ended. Michael Collins, the main stay and… Continue Reading →
It has to be tough to be a “psychedelic” rock band in India. Anyone who has ever set foot on this dusty, sacred ground knows that day-to-day, minute-to-minute life is infinitely trippier than anything The Incredible String Band ever dreamed…. Continue Reading →
Buenos Diaz pits a trebly, in-the-red guitar slashing against forward-falling streams lyrics that combine to come on like a cold slap of water on your skin at dawn. This isn’t “get up and go” music. This is startled suddenly awake… Continue Reading →
Kittenhead knocked my sideways when i first stumbled across their rollicking track “Bettie”. Based in LA, Kittenhead consists of four friends who combine a fuzzed-out ’90s kick with a splash Debbie Harry. “Bettie” kicks off fierce and furious, and somehow… Continue Reading →
The church of the First Unitarian Congregational Society in Brooklyn Heights is a neo-gothic beauty; its vaulted ceilings rise in smooth organic lines like the bones of a long-abandoned ribcage, setting the stage for a night of lingering in the… Continue Reading →
There is nothing delicate about the track “Ghost” crafted by the Underground Vault, a particularly savage rock n’ blues band from the grey, grimy streets of London town. Dancing atop a bedrock of eviscerating riffs and obtuse lyrics, “Ghost” is a… Continue Reading →
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