It’s a milestone year for The Devils: the Italian duo has been carving out their niche between garage rock, blues, and stoner for a decade. To celebrate, they’re gearing up to release their sixth album. Devil’s Got It (Cleopatra / Go Down) is set to drop on March 14. Once…

Review: Splitterzelle – Splitterzelle
Pedro Pestana (of 10,000 Russos) and Sidney Jaffe (of Arcane Allies, Burnpilot) have crafted two albums under the name Splitterzelle. The previously released Drumhard Sessions Vol. 1 leaned toward hypnotic, handcrafted space rock. Their latest effort, Splitterzelle (Fuzz Club), takes a different approach. The album is far more techno-influenced, refined,…

Review: Delivery – Force Majeure
The many voices are what make Delivery stand out. Four of the five members sing, each bringing their unique preferences to the mix. Perhaps that’s why Force Majeure (Heavenly), the new album from the Australian band, is so fantastic. Their roots lie in garage rock and punk, but from there,…

Video: The Underground Youth – You (The Feral Human Thunderstorm)
The Underground Youth is now entirely in the hands of Craig Dyer. Over the years, he has repeatedly revisited his own work, as he does once again on the upcoming Décollage (Fuzz Club), set for release on April 4. The Berlin-based Brit disassembled his earlier creations and reassembled them for…

New Song: Population II – Le thé est prêt
Population II are known for their turbulent psych-prog sound. For their third album, the Canadians have reined in their style with the help of producer Dominic Vanchesteing. Maintenant Jamais (Bonsound) is set to be released on March 28. The first single, Le thé est prêt, already demonstrates that Population II…

Video: Babe Rainbow – Like cleopatra
The Australians with sunshine in their hearts are back: Babe Rainbow will release their new album, Slipper Imp and Shakaerator (p(doom)), on April 4. As a preview, the band shares the single Like Cleopatra along with an accompanying Rock Movie. As always, Babe Rainbow delivers delightfully trippy psych vibes.

New Song: Shannon & The Clams – Wax & String
Last year, Shannon & The Clams released the wonderful The Moon Is In The Wrong Place. Their retro garage rock took on a melancholic edge, blending hits with deeply touching songs. Now, a reissue in the form of a deluxe edition has been announced. Set to release on February 28…

Review: Wyatt E. – zamāru ultu qereb ziqquratu Part 1
The conceptual band Wyatt E., known for their explorations of the Babylonian era, is breaking with old traditions. For their third album, zamāru ultu qereb ziqquratu Part 1 (Heavy Psych Sounds), the band introduces vocals for the first time—mystical vocals, of course. Nina Saiedi and Tomer Damsky deliver stunning performances…

Review: Lambrini Girls – Who Let The Dogs Out
Thank you for the earworm, Lambrini Girls! Thankfully, the debut (via City Slang) from this British duo shares little in common with the Baha Men. Instead, it’s a fast-paced, rumbling noise-punk affair, infused with furious shouts tackling socially critical themes. Produced by Daniel Fox of Gilla Band—who’s been carving out…

New Live Album: Verstärker – Live At Fuzz Club Festival 2024
If you’re a fan of psych rock live, sooner or later you’ll want to check out the Fuzz Club Festival in Eindhoven. The event always offers genre gems and impresses with the depth of its lineup. Live LPs from last year’s festival have now been released, with new ones coming…