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The futuristic battle cry “War of Apples”, the opener off of the new EP Coast to Coast by Swedish group Tross, gives attention to one of …

In the first of two sold-out shows at Thebarton Theatre, Perth rock band Tame Impala gave Adelaide a glimpse at the future of Australian music …

For a three-piece band from Portland, Maine, Herbcraft sound surprising similar to a European band from the early 1970s playing psychedelic/Krautrock while stretching the limits …

Fair warning: Sonic Praise ideally is listened to on drives on late summer nights, when it’s too hot to think and too late to care. …

Jackson Scott, a powerful psych-rock musician emerging on the sound-waves, takes the next step into polyphonic bliss. (Courtesy of Bloodmoss Records) In the ever-evolving music …

Rating: 7 Out Of 10 Coves are the U.K.-based project of singer/songwriter Beck Wood and producer John Ridgard. They recorded their debut album Soft Friday …

Rating: A – The death of rock and roll has been declared countless times. With the never-ending torrent of stale, pop-friendly hits infiltrating the mainstream, …

6.6 out of 10 Champagne Holocaust by Fat White Family Champagne Holocaust by Fat White Family Fat White Family sound just like they look—diseased, drug addled, …

3.5 our of 5 Available on: Trouble in Mind Sorry to walk straight in and piss in your Kool Aid, but is there a genre …