The Animal Objective, an Anglo-French art-rock group led by British musician and graphic artist Tim Naish, offers an intriguing blend of psychedelia, blues, and alt-rock in their track Sublime. Taken from their debut EP, Creature Law, the song showcases the band’s knack for creating abstract yet engaging grooves. Sublime opens with a swirling, bluesy riff … Read more
The Mink’s Glow blends swirling guitar arpeggios with a downtempo groove, creating a sound that’s both nostalgic and fresh. The track opens with a ringing guitar line reminiscent of The Beatles’ If I Needed Someone, setting the tone for its retro-psychedelic aesthetic. A solid bassline anchors the song, while vocal harmonies and layered instrumentation add … Read more
Crawford Mack’s latest track, Think About It, brings a laid-back groove with a soulful edge. Opening with a downtempo rhythm, the song introduces confident vocals layered over a blend of subtle guitar lines and synth accents. The relaxed arrangement reflects contemporary influences while nodding to classic soul traditions. Lyrically, Mack delves into storytelling from the … Read more
Straylings’ latest single, How Long, provides a haunting and engaging entry into their forthcoming album, Call Back Your Name. The track opens with textured guitar lines, layered with tremolo that blend seamlessly into Dana Zeera’s ethereal vocals. Drawing on folk-rock influences, How Long balances a classic sound with a contemporary vibe, building to a warm … Read more
Sheffield-based band Das Rad continues to push the boundaries of improvised progressive music with their latest track, “Dissolving In The Mirror.” The song is a hypnotic blend of pounding drums, overdriven bass, and steady guitar vibes, accompanied by atmospheric keyboard chords. The moody, emotive vocals lend the track a Radiohead-like feel, creating an engaging and … Read more
Chris Portka’s track, “Ambient Jazz Metal,” captures the essence of his experimental approach to music, blending avant-garde rock influences with chaotic layers of guitar, bass, and improvisational drums. The track builds slowly, delivering a noisy, textured experience that’s both intense and hypnotic. A repeating bass riff holds the piece together while the guitar soars above, … Read more
Mason van Kraayenburg’s latest release, Lynx featuring Plural, is the 6th composition from his instrumental music series The Heavenly Scrolls. The track opens with a blend of synth layers and sharp guitar licks, gradually evolving in texture and rhythm. This progression creates an engaging journey through varying moods and energy, adding depth and intrigue to … Read more
“Sakura,” one of the standout tracks from Jay Strauss’s debut album Based on a True Story, evokes the spirit of classic rock with a distinct 60s vibe. The track’s guitar work nods to the era’s legends, blending seamlessly with a vocal style reminiscent of the Velvet Underground or the psychedelic side of the Rolling Stones. … Read more
“Waiting For The Sun,” the latest release from The Tarn House Renegades, captures the band’s signature blend of blues-infused rock with a powerful and dynamic sound. The track opens with a fast-paced blues riff, driven forward by pounding drums and a solid bass foundation. The Renegades expertly balance the energy, dropping the dynamics to let … Read more
Hubbell Benson, the psych rock/power pop project from Trenton, NJ, brings a nostalgic yet fresh vibe with their latest track, “Need Someone?” The song is a mellow dive into 60’s-inspired rhythms, characterized by a smooth 6/8 time signature and jazzy guitar chords that set the tone for a captivating listening experience. The track features a … Read more