2023 is shaping up in fine for for Rob I. Miller, with a brand new Blues Lawyer album already out and packed full of pop pleasantries and now a solo album on…
Since the day is starting off in a prog mood, I figure why not embrace the ideal. The latest album from West Coast Dead-adjacent coalition Circles Around the Sun has arrived and…
More goodness out of Guruguru Brain this morning comes via an announcement of a new Mong Tong album. The Taiwanese duo expands their palette, blending psychedelics with field recordings. The new album…
Levitation digs a classic set out of history for their 8th entry Into the Live at Levitation series. Following shows from Kikagaku Moyo, The Black Angels, Primal Scream, King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard, Moon Duo, Psychic Ills,…
Somehow its been eight years since California prog purveyors Mammatus have graced the masses with an album, but from the first sounds of Expanding Majesty, it’s been worth the wait. The band…
Anna St. Louis offers up a second single from her new album In The Air today, leaning in once more to the melancholy and lonesome breezes that fueled previous single, “Phone.” “Better…
A long running favorite around here, I feel like there may be a Fruit Bats album that’s been there to help in quite a few prominent turns in my life. Yet, as…
Whispered about and rumored, experienced only at high altitude shows tucked away in the Rockies, the first live works from Prairiewolf began to trickle out in the last year. This week, something…
After a few months of waiting Bobby Lee unfurls another burner from the upcoming Endless Skyways. Hooked on a riff that’s got one foot in the acrid swamp of Endless Boogie and…
Typically Guerssen is a wellspring of reissues, but they have a handful of new artists that follow suit on their dedication to mapping the contours of the ‘60s and ‘70s. Case in…
After a short hiatus that found Dom Trimboli operating as Dom & The Wizards, the songwriter is back scratching at the blister of Wireheads this week. Where Dom offered up a more…
A steady slew of singles have been flowing out of this EP while the band cut across the US on tour, and now it’s all culled together for those looking for a…
There’s something intangible about Country Westerns vision of rock. It’s raw, frayed, like an abrasion that refuses to heal. Cover it up, cast it aside for a moment, but there’s always a…
Second single out of the upcoming Alien Eyelid LP today and it finds the Houston band pondering the shifting sands of time, wandering around the city and the cerebellum looking for familiar…
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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