GRAND TRINE hail from Montreal, Canada. Their 7″ on Almost Ready Records comes with two songs which were originally included on a single by The Bohemians from way back in 1967. Continue reading “Grand Trine – Bohemians 7″”
Tag: psychedelic
Hot Lunch – Killer Smile 7″
HOT LUNCH are a four piece band from San Francisco that brings together a searing mess of heavy 60s psych rock and punk, amongst other things. Their new 7″, Killer Smile, comes out this month on Who Can You Trust? Records out in western Germany. Continue reading “Hot Lunch – Killer Smile 7″”
Vincas – Blood Bleeds
VINCAS are a psyched-out trio from Athens, Georgia and Blood Bleeds is their debut LP. At first it was a self-released record limited to just 100 copies, but thanks to a recent repress by Douchemaster Records, this wild album sees the light of day once again. Continue reading “Vincas – Blood Bleeds”
Martyr Privates – Bless 7″
Here’s a new one that just showed up on our radar. It’s the debut 7″ Bless from MARTYR PRIVATES on Bon Voyage Records, a psyched-out garage three piece hailing from Brisbane, Australia. Continue reading “Martyr Privates – Bless 7″”
Dead Luke – Born to Misbehave 7″
In case you weren’t aware, this DEAD LUKE single was originally nixed by Kind Turkey Records in order to make room for the Lonesome Savages 7″ we covered back in March. The only bad news about that is that means there’s one less Dead Luke 7″ out in the world, but it was for a worthy cause. Continue reading “Dead Luke – Born to Misbehave 7″”
Campfires – Laurentide CS
CAMPFIRES is Jeff Walls and Laurentide is his second cassette we’re covering this year. Walls leaves off right where he left us last with the previous Slaughter Tropes cassette. Continue reading “Campfires – Laurentide CS”
Song of the Day #21: Mount Carmel – “Real Women”
It’s been an awfully long time since we’ve heard from this Columbus, Ohio trio. MOUNT CARMEL are back once again with their sophomore LP Real Women and they’ve taken a huge step forward. Their vintage blues rock sound is still intact and sounds as epic as it always has, except now it would sound as if these guys are at the height of their powers. Songs sound full and highly thought-out, making for a sensible and exhilarating listening journey where once just wouldn’t be enough.
The whole album offers up nine tracks of this totally electrified, heavy blues rock that will only leave you aching for more. “Real Women” is one excellent example of this taking place. High-voltage guitars rain down from the thunderous skies as if the gods were playing the instruments themselves, followed by a rollicking rhythm section that shakes the very foundation of our precious planet. It’s tough not to endorse such an authentic and vintage sound, especially when it’s obvious that the band is putting every last bit of their soul and effort into it. Check out this track below and we should be on the same page soon enough.
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Genre/ Tags: Blues Rock, Psychedelic, Alternative
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Natural Child – For the Love of the Game
NATURAL CHILD are back with their sophomore LP For the Love of the Game on Burger Records. This power rocking trio takes their classic rock and roll sound and fleshes out with some new styles and new ideas. Continue reading “Natural Child – For the Love of the Game”
V/A – Live at the Empty Bottle
For nearly twenty years the The Empty Bottle has remained one of Chicago’s most enduring rock and Roll venues. Beginning in 2010 audio engineer Shimby McCreery has been recording select performances and streaming them online through Bandcamp. Chicago based Hozac Records has just released a compilation entitled Live at the Empty Bottle which collects 14 highlights from the live series onto one incredible vinyl disk. Continue reading “V/A – Live at the Empty Bottle”
Ty Segall & White Fence – Hair
When TY SEGALL and Tim Presley of WHITE FENCE team up for a record together, it’s kind of hard to expect anything less than epic. Sure enough, this duo leaves no stone unturned in their debut album together, titled Hair. Continue reading “Ty Segall & White Fence – Hair”
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