Got a new video from Scottish outfit Buffet Lunch today, following nicely on their LP for Upset The Rhythm last year. With isolation in mind, the band seek to siphon the feeling…
Got a new round of Design Inspiration today, and it’s a designer whose covers and posters have popped up in rapid succession of late. If you’ve hung around any corners of the…
As the world seemed to get smaller and the walls closed in for more than a year, it feels like elixir for the soul to get an album that’s as spacious and…
Big week for Hoover III related works, after the release of the lathe from offshoot Groop, Bert Hoover’s namesake burners turn in a companion piece to their album Water For The Frogs…
Honestly I’m a bit surprised that it took this long for David Christian (or Feck if you will) to make a solo album. Comet Gain has always been driven by his own…
Rapidly securing their place as one of the more interesting reissue labels setting up camp in the last few years, L.A.’s Forager came out strong with a comp that laid out their…
This new record from Tonstartssbandht is shaping up to be their best. While they’ve long touched into the cosmic, flirted with elements of ‘70s jam, and had their eyes set towards epic…
A heady one lands as a split between Mock Records and Greenway and in limited supply as well. Groop packs on the pedigree with Shaughnessy Starr (Frankie & The Witch Fingers, Hooveriii)…
Somehow its no surprise that the announcement of a new Garcia Peoples record comes via a trio of tied tracks. The band’s ethos is built on the stage and it’s hard not…
Hirsch tackles the daunting task of follow his excellent sophomore album Lost Time Behind The Moon with the ease of a songwriter who’s spent years honing his craft. The previous album codified…
Nothing but excellence in pop out of the UK’s Prefect Records. Today the label give light to a hard one to get a handle on. As Prefect lay out on their site,…
I have a feeling that the soft hiss of Cindy’s new LP is going to be a constant companion in the coming months. Like their contemporaries in April Magazine, the band excels…
Starting off this Bandcamp Friday with a hushed hummer from Oriente Lux. The name might not sound familiar, but the players certainly should. Brad Rose (The North Sea, Alilvsga, Charlatan) and Valerio…
Another single slips out from Matt Lajoie’s upcoming Red Resonant Earth, a twilight bramble of a track that’s exemplary of the earthen works on his new album. Matt lays down a tangle…
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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