Honestly I’ve been remiss in giving any space to Tuluum Shimmering over the course of their run of great interpretations. The band drills down on minute aspects of themes in classics then…
After quite a few releases on his own Paisley Shirt Records, Kevin Linn takes his Sad Eyed Beatniks out into the wild, playing shows with a lineup that includes members of fell…
Excited to announce some Dire Wolves news today. After a huge season for Alexander’s Heavy Lidders, its been a bit quiet on the Wolves front, but if you’ve been keeping a keen…
A breathless punk stomper out of Australia this week from Pinch Points. As the band careens int their next album themes of self-care, anxiety, and frustration come bubbling to the surface. “Am…
Sinking into 2022 with a new edition of Crawl Out From the Fallout. The latest episode showcases a ton of new music that’s hit the site lately, including Sean Thompson’s Weird Ears,…
So this is a column that I started and abandoned a while back. Not out of lack of interest, but more of out time I think. However, as the glut of albums…
Been eyeing this release for a while now, with a nod to the excellent single “Nine Herbs Charm” featured a while back on the site. Now, in the wake of the holidays,…
Really digging the energy of this one. Batry Powr is the alter ego of Hundred Waters frontwoman Nicole Miglis, shifting her focus to longform ambient compositions. The cassette slipped out in December…
Erin Rae’s Putting On Airs had an affecting comfort about it. A country folk record that’s immediate and familiar. It’s the kind of album that’s a bit daunting in an artist’s catalog…
Big news today as RSTB faves Wet Tuna announce a new album on the way from the mighty Three Lobed. If your ears were perked you may have caught a track this…
Seattle’s Star Party follow up their solid debut cassette Demo 2020 with the announcement of an LP split between Feel It and Tough Love. The first single out of the gate is…
This one’s been on the list for a while, but 2021 proved packed beyond means. So, as we ease into 2022 Norway’s answer to the current wave of Cosmic Americana comes in…
Friday was positively stuffed with new music, so, naturally, some slipped through the cracks. If you missed out on this new single from Idle Ray, it’s not too late to nab it…
Haven’t heard too much about this album, but that seems a damn shame given the depth and drive of the Western aura emanating from Shulman Smith’s debut. The Los Angeles via Colorado…
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.
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