Another great edition of Crawl Out From the Fallout, RSTB’s monthly radio show over at WGXC. Only a little over a month into the year and its already packed with new releases…
For their second single out of the excellent new debut as Outer World, the band offers up a high concept video, complete with a news station takeover with riotous results. The band…
A slight detour here from the good folks at Centripetal Force. After excellent offerings delving into folk, psych, and ambient country, the label offers up a release from New Jersey’s heavy devotional…
This week sees UK trio Still House Plants back on the speakers, with a new album on the way this Spring. The band’s penchant for caustic post-punk and rusted angles has been…
The new Meatbodies album just keeps on giving, embracing a psych-scratched corner of the ‘90s that’s a leaves familiar scent on the air and a pleasant ringing in the ears. Leveraging a…
I’ll be the first to admit that Ducks Ltd hadn’t immediately won me over with their debut. Silly as it sounds their name put me off for a while and the album’s…
East Coast institution Sunburned Hand of the Man are ever changing, an infinite loop given legs, a multi-headed hydra that’s never the same in the room or on record. That said, the…
Been some time since Jessica Pratt’s been on the speakers, and the enigmatic L.A. songwriter follows up her 2019 album Quiet Signs this year with the promise of the upcoming Here In…
RSTB favorite Kelley Stoltz, ever the pop chameleon, is back again with a new album on the slate for 2024. On first single “Reni’s Car” Stoltz is slipping into a smeared and…
Teddy & the Rough Riders fire out a new single this week, the second of four planned for early in the year. A bit more lived-in and laid back than some of…
Always a welcome name around these parts, it’s great to see Bill MacKay back today with news of a new album for Drag City. It’s been a few years since Bill’s been…
A vital jangler out of the South-Hemi today brings news of a new album from RSTB faves Parsnip. The Aussie band preps their second album for Anti-Fade and Upset The Rhythm, leading…
A staple around the site, David Nance is back and brimming with life on his debut for Third Man Records. The Omaha artist certainly deserves a bump up to bigger things as…
Got another caustic cut out of Uranium Club today and it’s only making this album more enticing and it creeps closer. The Minneapolis band have gone to lengths on this record to…
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