Well, well, look what seeped out into the ether today. Another cut from the upcoming Wet Tuna record makes its way into the world and this one slows down the pulse from…
Following the double dose of Guv I and II, Ben Cook tees up Guv III, another sweet dose of power pop, jangle-pop and bright-eyed indie. While it seemed possible that he’d dive…
RSTB faves Mapache return quickly after their covers album from late last year with a new full length slated for June. The upcoming album, Roscoe’s Dream, pays tribute to Sam Blasucci’s dog…
A jangled second single from the upcoming new Stephen’s Shore EP sneaks out today and its even better than the first taste they offered up a few weeks back. The Swedish band…
There’s often some great fodder to be found in the Christian offshoot of genres — from Xian Country to oddly tinged psych-folk from the ‘60s, there’s a lot to be found in…
A lovely, if not haunting piece out of Scissor Tail’s stable this morning. Talk West glaze their pedal steel pieces with lonesome, glacial auras. A soft skitter of drums in the background…
Good news for fans of Anglophile psych today. Jack Sharp’s solo offshoot from the on-hiatus Wolf People had a debut single out on Ghost Box earlier in the year. Now Large Plants…
I’ve been a fan of quite a bit of David West’s output, from Rat Columns to his time with Total Control, Lace Curtain, and Rank/Xerox. He’s a mercurial songwriter to be sure,…
I’ve got another new single from the upcoming Sean Thompson’s Weird Ears debut and it only raises the bar for the anticipation on this one. While most of the album is doused…
Jed Smith is out here doing double duty for 2022. With a Jeanines album already on the way, his solo outing as Mick Trouble lines up a volley into the jangle-pop party…
I really love the relaxed air on this upcoming Levitation session from The Babe Rainbow. After some large scale sessions that included Ty Segall Band in a Greek amphitheater in the hills…
After releasing one of my favorites from last year, Colorado’s Golden Brown is back with a new album out soon on Inner Islands. The songs here dive further into his poles of…
There’s a muffled comfort about To Live & Die In Space & Time, the new album from Lynn Avery and Cole Pulice. The Moon Glyph alums (Cole solo and Lynn with Iceblink)…
A smudged and smeared signal rises out of L.A. today with the reveal of the first cut from an upcoming EP by locals Mo Dotti. With a tank full of early MBV,…
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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