Geography of the Moon, a Glasgow-based music duo, blends psych rock and post-punk influences in their new single “Stay Clear Stay Sharp,” promoting awareness and engagement in a politically charged world.
Tag Archives: Psychedelic
Harvey Rushmore & The Octopus – Mindsuckers
Swiss band Harvey Rushmore & The Octopus evolves their psychedelic sound on “Mindsuckers,” featuring darker themes and hypnotic grooves, showcasing their musical chemistry after years of collaboration. The album mesmerizes.
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.
Studio Kosmische – Electronic Meditation for Inner Space Travel
Dom Keen and Jonathan Parke’s Studio Kosmische project has always felt like an invitation into another dimension. Across each release they’ve built self-contained worlds from oscillations and echo, every one a journey guided more by instinct than structure. They’re back again with Electronic Meditation for Inner Space Travel and once again, another portal opens. ThisContinue reading “Studio Kosmische – Electronic Meditation for Inner Space Travel”
Nook & Cranny – Karma Waters
Karma Waters by Nook & Cranny is an immersive, instrumental psychedelic album that captures the intuitive interplay between its musicians, inviting listeners on a personal, reflective auditory journey.
Callière – Solar
Andrew Rose’s Callière project returns with “Solar,” an album blending shoegaze and dream pop. With emotional depth and musical confidence, each track feels cohesive, inviting exploration and repeated listens.
Adele Dazeem – Metanoia EP
Adele Dazeem’s Metanoia EP is a captivating exploration of identity and emotion, showcasing their growth since 2020. Each track offers a unique perspective, culminating in a profound statement of intent.
Sister Ray Davies – Holy Island
Sister Ray Davies’ debut album “Holy Island” blends thoughtful melodies with rich narratives, exploring themes of progress and reflection through its unique soundscape, offering a captivating musical journey.
Son of The Right Hand – Pscenic Root
Glasgow’s Son of The Right Hand delivers a captivating debut EP, “Pscenic Root,” blending psychedelia, post-rock, and folk. Their raw sound and haunting vocals create a compelling musical experience.