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The Brian Jonestown Massacre – Who Killed Sgt. Pepper? (A)

22 February 2010

Newcombe has made the same shift as 80s acidheads like PRIMAL SCREAM and the SHAMEN by diving headfirst into dance music and electronica.

Mondo Drag – New Rituals (Alive)

19 February 2010

Despite treading well-worn ground, the Draggers make it sound fresh, rather than hackneyed.

The Soundtrack of Our Lives – The Immaculate Convergence (Yep Roc)

14 February 2010

This digital EP arrives just as THE SOUNDTRACK OF OUR LIVES hits American shores for a rare tour.

Ketchup Pt. 4

3 February 2010

More quick takes on albums worthy of being more than just units in a discard pile.

Ketchup Pt. 3

30 January 2010

Here are some quick takes on albums worthy of being more than just units in a discard pile.

All Time High – Friends in High Places (Small Stone)

22 January 2010

Not as pop-minded as NIRVANA, as psychedelic as SCREAMING TREES or as weird as SOUNDGARDEN, ATH nonetheless bears echoes of all three.

Thee American Revolution – Buddha Electrostorm (Garden Gate/Elephant 6)

4 January 2010

You don’t have to look much further than the title of both band and album to assume that what THEE AMERICAN REVOLUTION offers is trippy psychedelic rock.

Engineers – Three Fact Fader (Echo/K Scope)

17 December 2009

The album is a flat-out gorgeous set of psych-tinged shoegazer pop tunes.

801 – 801 Live – Collector’s Edition/801 Live @ Hull/ 801 Manchester/801 Latino (Expression)

9 December 2009

A collaboration between old friends and a way to kill time between projects, 801 was a project set into motion by guitarist PHIL MANZANERA during ROXY MUSIC‘s mid-70s hiatus.

Love – Love Lost (Sundazed)

5 December 2009

It may not be Forever Changes, but it’s still great rock & roll.