RSTB faves Lorelle Meets The Obsolete return with a new single that starts shrouded in darkness and fog. They open up “Regresar / Recordar” with nods to their shoegaze past. With a…
A second jangler out of the new Galore album. The SF quartet continues to charm with their new album, Dirt. “Bastard” lets in a little more bite than the sweet vernal strums…
The Pink Stones return, just in time to help the Summer swelter soak in. For their first single, the band slips away from some of their more cosmic elements for a trad…
If you’ve spent any time around here, then The Reds, Pinks and Purples should be a pretty familiar face. In addition to the steady stream of albums that have come out over…
A double shot of classic ripped n’ riddled rock from German band Crimson Creek. The band digs deep into Grand Funk, Black Crowes, and Free vibes on their debut single. The first…
Been keeping an eye on this L.A. band after I came a bit late to their last album. The quartet ramps up for a new LP on West Coast label, Slouch Records…
Been a little bit since I’ve heard from New Hampshire’s Footings around here, but it’s great to have ‘em back on the speakers. The band’s been a fixture in the New England…
Couldn’t have much better news (musically speaking) than word that The Myrrors have come out of their slumber for a new album. The Sonoran band has long been staple around here, but…
Thought it was about time to get into another rewind; a look back as some of the albums that have held true over the last 15 years, even if they haven’t captured…
Following her home-recorded debut, L.A.’s Alex E.T. (aka Alexandra Elaine Tapié) entered the studio with a heavy team at her side — Eric Bauer at the boards and Ethan Miller in the…
Good to check in with RSTB faves Ghost Box this year, and this week brings news of a new album on the way from Pneumatic Tubes. Keeping up the U.S. contingent of…
It’s a hell of a week for indie pop and Bay Area bustlers Ryli are a big part of that. The band whetted appetites early on with the single “I Think I…
This one’s been simmering around the speakers here for some time and it’s great to see it starting to seep out into the wild. Austin faves Alien Eyelid have skirted just to…
I’ve been slack on this one, but it’s a busy month and it’s never too late for something serrated from Ava Mendoza. The RSTB fave, consummate collaborator, and Bill Orcutt Guitar Quartet…
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.