An insanely loose and limber brainworm from the new album by The Lentils hits the site today. The band grew out of the demise of the Happy Jawbone Family Band, following Luke…
I’ll give the hat tip to Jeff Conklin of the always excellent Trailhead program for this one. Jeff’s been in tune to the works of UK prog/psych unit Guranfoe for some time…
All things told, there are few bands that have paced Raven Sings the Blues as consistently as Wooden Wand. The Vanishing Voice records, along with concurrent works coming out of The Jewlled…
Philly’s rising country outfit Florry release a second single from their excellent new album, The Holey Bible. “Take My Heart,” offers a more reserved, but still engrossing view of their new LP.…
Slipping out early this summer, the new album from Dan Horne still feels criminally overlooked. Horne, more often known behind the boards (Mapache, Pacific Range) or as part of larger ensembles (Circles…
Aussie outfit Workhorse put out an excellent record last year, and if you’re not well acquainted with No Photographs, I recommend a listen. Harriet Fraser-Barbour digs into the sessions for the album…
Three years on from their last outing for Feeding Tube, Frank & The Hurricanes are back, and just in time to save summer nights and sunbaked afternoons. The band continues to refine…
A heady, thick offering from new Chicago group Traysh surfaced over the holiday, with a new album slated for release on Ryley Walker’s Husky Pants imprint. The band features Walker’s longtime collaborator…
2023’s American anniversary feels particularly fraught with ill ease — a cocktail shaker of shame and trepidation mixing with the roman candle smoke. Through the haze, Tobcacco City offer up an ode…
A different side of Goat surfaces this week, finding the band in decidedly more reserved environs that usual, at least from the first strains finding their way here today. The band has…
The country hits keep on coming today. Swinging the focus from cosmic covers to the rougher end of the ranch, the debut from Animal Piss, It’s Everywhere brings a heavy dose of…
Really digging this first single from Oslo’s Podcasts. Following a 2019 AA single, the band announces their debut for perennial RSTB favorite label Prefect Records today. Shifting away from some of the…
Following the new single from Swedes Fort Not yesterday, Meritorio offers up the first cut from new signing Small Intestines. The Aussie band brings the jangles, but leans more towards the homegrown…
I’m always happy to shine a light on another track from RSTB fave Keven Louis Lareau, and this one comes with the added pleasure of announcing a new endeavor from the good…
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