psychopompe

 "True rock 'n' roll cannot be tamed for long, even when buried under a mountain of synth; sooner or later it takes revenge."

 "Easily the rock 'n' roll album of 2009."

 Listen to Love And Curses to experience authentic rock 'n' roll infused with soul and heartbreak.

 If someone is capable of combining the two things, playing like one of the quintessential mesmerizing bands (Spacemen 3) and conveying the same sensations in a third of the time, well, one can’t help but rejoice!

 The rendition of 'War Sucks' by Kember alone is exactly what we would have expected from Spacemen 3: sick, with a very Velvet guitar, an Addams family style organ, and an underlying drone-wail that feels very psychiatric hospital.

 Dive into Spectrum's War Sucks EP and experience a condensed psychedelic trip by Sonic Boom himself!

 I came across the Crocodiles, a duo from San Diego, who instead of doing surf or folk noise as is usual in the area, sound like Suicide playing like Jesus & Mary Chain.

 A qualitative average, in my opinion, high with songs of immediate appeal, with the pros and cons of the case.

 Explore Crocodiles' 'Summer Of Hate' to experience a fresh and moody take on '80s-inspired alternative sound.

 The guys put a lot of effort into making their blend of Oneida-like tribalisms, kraut keyboards, and freak reminiscences believable.

 The artwork remains crap.

 Discover the intriguing sounds of Cave’s Psychic Psummer despite its flawed artwork—listen now and experience its unique vibe!

 Nearly 80 minutes of ecstatic worship of the negroid phallus, the sacred ritual through which we pale asses should cleanse ourselves of our sins against black people.

 Maggot Brain is one of the best 'on acid' tracks of all time.

 Dive into Funkadelic's 1971 legendary live show and experience the raw psychedelic funk energy that redefined the genre.

 This time they really nailed the songs.

 Choruses and refrains that imprint themselves on the cerebral cortex without any chance of getting rid of them.

 Dive into Black Lips' '200 Million Thousand' now and experience a fresh take on garage rock with unforgettable songs!

 "Luminous Night stands as a culmination of both this melodic search and his previous experimental impulses, excelling in both."

 "After listening, preferably at night, ... the night will seem less dark to you and a small light will peek through the trees."

 Discover the mesmerizing soundscapes of Luminous Night—listen now and experience folk music redefined.

 Strumming and stumbling upon a melody is not enough to become Pavement.

 The cover of Graham Nash, 'Military Madness', and especially the long 'September With Pete' significantly raise the overall quality level.

 Discover Woods' 'Songs Of Shame'—explore its charm and flaws in this honest review!

 The fine balancing act between pompousness and richness of the arrangements on one side, and kitsch and gaudiness on the other, incredibly holds up for (almost) all 10 tracks.

 Small joys that become great with the 3 minutes and more of ‘Holiday’: harmonica, banjo, slowly Velvet-like pace, Young and Dylan looking (and approving) from above.

 Listen to Pink Mountaintops' Outside Love and experience a nostalgic yet bold pop journey crafted with meticulous detail.

 "A record is not just the music it contains... the visual and musical impact match, the combination... enhances the presence of both."

 "'Maker' tries to move away from the psych post-blues territories... to take a more disjointed, almost post-punk direction... maintaining a hypnotic obsessive pace worth noting."

 Dive into Pontiak's 'Maker' and experience a captivating fusion of blues and post-punk with a vinyl-quality listening journey.