Another longtime favorite with a new album on the way as news comes down from Rocket Recordings that Gnod are back in 2024. The band’s been leaning into the noise floor over…
Longtime RSTB favorites Causa Sui return with news of a new album today. The flagship band of the El Paraiso Records roundup has often set the tone for the rest of the…
Exploding into the room with a cacophonous blast, the first single from Asher White’s upcoming Home Constellation Study is a rapturous blend of noise, psych-pop, and indie. “Downstate Prairie” won’t sit still…
Aussie Heavies O.R.B. return with a new six-minute crusher that goes for the sternum, laying waste to their surroundings with a nice dose of amplifier fry and a pounding rhythm. Sludgy, yet…
New Haven’s favorite psych-summoners, Mountain Movers, have been a staple here at the site, and it’s great to see another lysergic vision rise over the horizon. The band has shifted focus over…
Color Green grace us with the title track to their upcoming “Fool’s Parade” this week. The new single finds the band deep in crystal caves of psych pop, letting some of the…
Meritorio pick up Paisley Shirt mainstay and labelhead Kevin Linn’s SF janglers Sad Eyed Beatniks for a new album on the way this Summer. The first single, “You Belong With Us,” is…
While rooted in the depths of the West Coat indie pop pool, the debut record from Magic Fig sounds like it catapulted out of the Canterbury collective mind in the late ‘60s.…
A second single emerges from the upcoming Rich Ruth album today. The new record takes a darker turn, embracing drone and metal cues. That darkness clouds the new track “Crying in the…
Another calm corner is carved out on the upcoming SUSS record. “Restless,” despite its title, feels pretty content. The band’s ambient country stretches out towards the yawning horizon, patient and padding across…
The May edition of Crawl Out From The Fallout is live and, if I may say so, an absolute blast of two hours. Packed with so much new music, I think only…
A new single from Beachwood Sparks reaches out to catch the listener with soft strums, deep sighs, and the kind of stacked harmonies that always seem to heal the heart. “Falling Forever”…
Now, I’m always a sucker for Slumberland, but after a sterling EP last year I’ve been particularly longing for the debut from New Jersey’s Lightheaded. The band has a knack for raising…
A pair of new tracks out of Halifax’s Nap Eyes this week marks the first time in three years since the band’s been heard, last knocking around a few covers. The band…
Raven Sings the Blues started as an MP3 blog back in 2006, when such a thing existed. Eventually it evolved into a daily music review site focusing on garage, psych, county, experimental, indie and crucial reissues.
The site is written and maintained by Andy French.