The review highlights Beans’ fourth album, Less Louder, noting its reflective tone, personal songwriting, and engaging melodies. Each track’s unique character showcases the band’s evolution and emotional depth during lockdown.
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Primitive Ring – Primitive Ring
Primitive Ring’s self-titled debut showcases a dynamic blend of heavy psych, garage rock, and energetic riffs. The album reflects a seasoned trio’s chemistry, balancing loud performances with emotional depth.
Upupayāma – Honesty Flowers
“Honesty Flowers” is a vibrant album featuring eleven tracks that blend rhythm and improvisation, reflecting a journey through music influenced by global funk and personal exploration.
Cult Of Dom Keller – Unholy Drum
Cult Of Dom Keller’s album “Unholy Drum” blends psychedelic sounds with innovative experimentation under producer Angus Andrew. This captivating record emerges after a five-year hiatus, showcasing unique tracks filled with intensity and creativity.
Golden Hours – Beyond Wires
Golden Hours’ second album, Beyond Wires, showcases their evolving sound with dual vocalists, intricate rhythms, and rich instrumentation, blending post-punk, darkwave, and psych rock into a captivating experience.
Helicon x Al Lover – Arise
Helicon’s fourth album “Arise” features a collaboration with Al Lover, blending various musical styles. It tackles themes of empathy and unity through psychedelic grooves and intricate rhythms, creating a significant listening experience.
Kombynat Robotron – AANK
Kombynat Robotron’s new album AANK showcases a sharper, heavier sound with embraced vocals and structured songs. The band maintains their energetic essence while exploring themes of decay and resistance.
Mellowmaker – Black Market Karma
Mellowmaker, Black Market Karma’s twelfth album, embodies a lo-fi psychedelic depth, blending nostalgic sounds with a more direct energy. This album complements Wobble, exploring themes of memory, longing, and identity.
Frankie and the Witch Fingers – Trash Classic
Frankie and the Witch Fingers’ “Trash Classic” blends psych rock with experimental elements, capturing chaos and emotion through energetic tracks that reflect modern anxieties and a playful, surreal sound.
SKLOSS – The Pattern Speaks
SKLOSS’s debut album, The Pattern Speaks, blends heavy psychedelia and post-metal, exploring themes like existential panic and societal cycles. Their sound evolves from intimate experiments into an immersive sonic experience.
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