A lovely way to start the morning today — a new Cameron Knowler single in the headphones and news of an album on the way from Worried Songs. The guitarist has been…
A heavy hitter from some RSTB familiar names today. The debut single from Primitive Ring brings together Bert Hoover (Hooveriii, Groop), Jon Modaff (Hooveriii, Groop), and Charles Moothart (Fuzz, GØGGS) into power…
The singles keep coming from this excellent new Echolalia album. Built around a group of Nashville studio heads, including RSTB favorite Spencer Cullum, the album trips through pastoral pop, prog, country, and…
A familiar name resurfaces today. The last time that Population II showed up on the horizon here they were nestled among the extended offerings at Castle Face. Now, the band is back…
Sometimes the most unadorned songs hit the hardest. While her style’s never been over-produced, Anna St. Louis lets out an unvarnished demo from a new EP of home recordings that highlights just…
Now, I’ve long been a sucker for Ty Segall around here, trying my best to keep up with the steady stream of releases over the years, watching the songwriter move through phases…
All right, playing a little bit of catch up after some time away last week. The day starts out strong with a new track from Futuropaco. The band has always held up…
The minute that this record was announced it shot straight to the top of my anticipated list for 2025. Thankfully, the January release means that we don’t have to wait that long,…
The Bay Area seems to be the center of the shoegaze universes these days, and another excellent pop gem rises out of the haze this week. The solo guise of Rick Altieri…
The debut from SML was high on my list of favorites from last year, a record that ripped jazz up at the seams and reconstructed it in new ways. Featuring many of…
Excited to see RSTB favorites Cactus Lee rising in profile once again. The band follows up releases on Mapache and ORG with a new record for Western Vinyl this year. If you…
While The Laughing Chimes debut was an admirably assured debut, written while songwriters Evan and Quinn Seurkamp were still in high school, it was also a record born and brushed by its…
A few crystalline transmissions have been beamed into the ether from RSTB faves Bhajan Bhoy. Created as part of a 40th anniversary celebration of Steve Barker’s On The Wire radio program, the…
A real burner here from L.A. Anatolian psych band ÖLÜM does nostalgia right, digging into a ‘70s sound with impunity, doing justice to the legacy of era standouts like Erkin Koray, Selda,…
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