In a way, Useless Eaters—led by Seth Sutton—were part of the garage rock explosion of the late 2000s and early 2010s. The band originally started out in Memphis, releasing records on Goner and Castle Face. Later came the move to San Francisco, and in 2017, the project came to a…
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Video: Lorelle Meets The Obsolete – Regresar / Recordar
Lorelle Meets The Obsolete set rock aside some time ago. Now, the duo from Mexico is venturing into psych music that explores uncharted territory. On October 10, they’ll release a new album titled Corporal (Sonic Cathedral), continuing their sonic exploration. The first single, “Regresar / Recordar,” drifts into electronic realms—a…
Garage Rock
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New Song: OSEES – FIGHT SIMULATOR
Here they are again—what would a year be without a new OSEES record? This year’s release is titled ABOMINATION REVEALED AT LAST (Deathgod) and is set to drop on August 8. The first single, “FIGHT SIMULATOR,” hints at a departure from the synth-punk sound that dominated their recent work. The…
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Review: SELF IMPROVEMENT – Syndrome
In times of crisis, solidarity reveals itself. A world on the brink demands that artists support one another—offering shelter, food, and spiritual guidance. Syndrome (Feel It), the new album by SELF IMPROVEMENT, is rooted in that spirit. The Los Angeles–based band embraces a collective approach throughout. The album was created…
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Review: King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard – Phantom Island
There’s little that King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard haven’t already done. A truly inexhaustible fountain of ideas seems to spring eternally from the ground in Australia. With Phantom Island (p(doom)), they’ve now released their first album featuring orchestral support. But don’t imagine it like Metallica’s experiment back in the…
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Video: Los Palms – Sorrows
The Australian band that sounds like they crawled straight out of the California desert is back: Los Palms have completed a new album. The self-titled record is set for release on August 29 via Fuzz Club. Their second full-length promises to continue the tradition of Desert Jangle Rock, as hinted…
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Review: Black Moth Super Rainbow – Soft New Magic Dream
We rarely find ourselves wandering through the strange sonic realms of Black Moth Super Rainbow. Their sound is warped pop, awash in distortion. The songs drift along, nudged in odd directions by bleeps, squeals, and glitchy detours. It’s been seven years since the last album. Since then, we’ve had TOBACCO…
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Review: Paddang – Lost In Lizardland
It doesn’t get much more obvious: Paddang name one of their biggest influences right in the album title. Lost in Lizardland (Stolen Body / Le Cèpe / 98DB) is heavily shaped by King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, as well as Thee Oh Sees in their early, rawer days. Somewhere…
Psych Pop
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Review: Black Market Karma – Mellowmaker
Black Market Karma’s two-album cycle reaches its conclusion. Following Wobble, we now get Mellowmaker (Fuzz Club). Everything is interconnected—musically and lyrically. Right from the opening title track, we’re plunged back into ’90s shoegaze. The smiley face beams—this is a track that feels like a trip to the early days of…
Garage Rock
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Review: Frankie and the Witch Fingers – Trash Classic
Frankie and the Witch Fingers continue to charge ahead at full speed, cranking out records year after year. ZAM was once their crowning achievement, but in recent outings, the machine seemed to stall a little. Now Trash Classic (Greenway / The Reverberation Appreciation Society) attempts to steer them free with…