Always happy to get something new in from the Woodsist Fam. The first single from new signing Bobbie Lovesong pushes further afield than the label’s psychedelic folk frontline. On her new album,…
El Paraiso offers up a perfect end to a chaotic week. The second installment from London Odense Ensemble is officially announced, following a peek into the workings of Jaiyede Sessions vol. 2…
Multi-state meetup, Spiral Wave Nomads have been on a tear with over last few albums. Starting with an eponymous LP in 2019, the duo of Eric Hardiman (Burnt Hills, Sky Furrows) and…
Formed without longevity in mind, the members of Spice World convened for a one off performance that blossomed into an album of homespun Aussie indie. Recorded at home, live to tape in…
On Almanac Behind, Daniel Bachman trades ancestral folk forms for a modern day folktale of ravaged climate, mapping the physical decline of rural America in real time. Recorded in and around his…
It’s been a few years since the comforting croon of Doug Paisley has wafted out of the speakers, but he returns today with news of a new album and a new single…
It’s fitting that John Also Bennett’s latest album opens with a 15+ minute track entitled “Nowhere.” The songs on the LP are inspired by the desolate terrain of the Badlands, littered with…
Another gorgeously hazy single from the upcoming Meg Baird record lands today. After a bit of a solo hiatus, the Espers and Heron Oblivion songwriter is back with her own name on…
Great to see this one edging up to get out into the wild. Garcia Peoples’ songwriter Danny Arakaki has been working out solo sounds with a band for a couple of years…
These days it doesn’t seem like folks talk about McCarthy as much as they should. If they do, it’s often noted than the band served as the spark that would go on…
The past couple of days have been hectic, but I’m catching up on the pile of announcements, on which this new SUSS EP and album announcement sits quite high. In the wake…
A full year for the members of Seattle’s indie pop faves Math & Physics Club results in full lengths from two tributaries, the upcoming LP from Model Shop and When Summer Comes…
The new album from Dutch singer Fleur expands on the charms of her debut, dipping further into ‘60s sounds, painting over Northern Soul melodies with the sunshine psych of Brian Wilson and…
Those Pretty Wrongs follow up their string of reissues on Curation Records with the announcement of their third album, Holiday Camp, out next March. The band, featuring members of Big Star and…
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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