Twisted Americana meets psychedelic madness: Dino DiMuro's Beatle Bones 'n Smokin' Stones dresses a Beefheart classic in bold new colors — bones intact, skin reimagined. Splendidula's Somnus unleashes a cocktail of doom, sludge and psychedelic drones with haunting vocal contrast from frontlady Kristien. Sotomonte's From Prayer to the Battlefield blends West Coast psychedelia, British folk and Canterbury touches with CSN-style harmonies, while ovalofsand's Culling offers psychedelic ambient rock forged from genuine pain and meant to heal.
Psychedelic Rock releases
“This song envelops you in a dark, hypnotic soundscape of shadowy allure, weaving a sinister tale of obsession with a “snake of a man” whose charm is as dangerous as it is irresistible.”
“Maanen Faces returns in 2025 with a new immersive album, where psychedelic prog rock flirts with the apocalypse, capturing torments of a hyper-connected world.”
“Hypnagogic Dayblooms is a blackgaze-ish, psychedelic rock-ish, metal leaning (not too hard) 5-song EP.”
“Tea Eater's I Don't Believe in Bad luck is a chaotic, high-energy blast of art-punk mayhem, turning superstitions on their head with razor-sharp riffs and rebellious charm.”
“Rehearsal tape recorded at the Joint Rehearsal Studios, London in 2002. Featuring Terry Kirkbride on drums and Stephen Brown on bass.”
“This album is called 'Spot the pattern' because it centers around a mystery concept-- can you clock it??”