KING GIZZARD & THE LIZARD WIZARD - “PHANTOM ISLAND” REVIEW
ALBUM OF THE MONTH: JUNE - King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard hit a gorgeous creative peak for their more light & delightful material with their rich and immersive orchestral opus, Phantom Island .
WITCH- “SOGOLO” REVIEW
SOGOLO is a joyful, fuzz-soaked rebirth that expands WITCH’s psychedelic Zamrock legacy with charm, grit, and groove.
LITTLE SIMZ- “LOTUS” REVIEW
Little Simz expands her range and combines the best elements of her past three albums into a resounding win on her sixth album, Lotus.
FRANKIE & THE WITCH FINGERS - “TRASH CLASSIC” REVIEW
Frankie and The Witch Fingers bug out on Trash Classic— yielding some solid punk-y tunes and some wild highlights.
LIFE ON OTHER PLANETS - “IS THERE LIFE ON OTHER PLANETS” EP REVIEW
Life On Other Planets debuts with a fresh EP that is ultra accessible, dreamy, vibey and fun.
TY SEGALL - “POSSESSION” REVIEW
Ty Segall thrives in straight forward structures while expanding his sonic & lyrical scope on Possession.
CIVIC - “CHROME DIPPED” REVIEW
CIVIC successfully redefines their sound without sacrificing any of their grit and glory on their exciting third LP, Chrome Dipped. Reviewed by Blake Peck
LOU TIDES - “AUTOSTATIC!” REVIEW
ALBUM OF THE MONTH: MAY - Teeny Lieberson’s debut LP as Lou Tides, Autostatic!, is a bold, dark, intense, triumphant and multi-faceted thriller that grabs a hold and never lets go.
PIGS PIGS PIGS PIGS PIGS PIGS PIGS- “DEATH HILARIOUS” REVIEW
Pigs (x7) expand their horizons in different intensities on the crushing and often thrilling Death Hilarious
VIAGRA BOYS- “VIAGR ABOYS” REVIEW
ALBUM OF THE MONTH: APRIL - Viagra Boys are as unhinged and hilarious as ever on their new (sort of) self-titled LP Viagr Aboys; they extend their success from 2022's highly acclaimed Cave World.
CHIME OBLIVION - “CHIME OBLIVION” REVIEW
John Dwyer’s gang of veterans and close peers whip up a fantastic racket of weirdo-punk on their debut, Chime Oblivion.
L.A. WITCH - “DOGGOD” REVIEW
L.A. WITCH follows up the fantastic Play With Fire by delivering another knockout with the dark and seductive DOGGOD.
BABE RAINBOW - “SLIPPER IMP AND SHAKAERATOR” REVIEW
Babe Rainbow’s Slipper imp and shakaerator is a highly consistent strip of sunny psych-pop that makes for quite the blissful sonic oasis.
YUKIMI - “FOR YOU” REVIEW
Yukimi Nagano of Little Dragon runs free on For You - a solid and down-to-earth solo record that shows her many sides, not just as an artist, but as a person.
GUM & AMBROSE KENNY-SMITH - ILL TIMES (DELUXE) REVIEW
ALBUM OF THE MONTH: MARCH - Two modern psych rock veterans combine forces to make an extremely potent & soulful sonic stew.