[Review] Robot God – Onto The Afterlife
With “Onto The Afterlife,” Sydney-based trio Robot God return on May 01, 2026 via Black Throne Productions, delivering a record that further consolidates their position within the Psychedelic and Space…
[Review] Quantum Fantay – The Butterfly EffeX
Released on May 2, 2026 (digital) and May 15, 2026 (CD) via Progressive Promotion Records, “The Butterfly EffeX” marks a significant step forward for Quantum Fantay, consolidating their identity within…
[Review] Repetita Iuvant – 3+2
Two years after the EP “√2,” Repetita Iuvant return with “3+2,” released on April 09, 2026 via Argonauta Records, further consolidating the band’s position within the contemporary Instrumental Experimental Post‑Rock…
[Review] Peninsula – Revelation Space
Peninsula are a quartet from Mallaig, UK, with a well-established practice of long-form improvisation that has defined their output since their earliest recordings. “Revelation Space,” released on April 17, 2026,…
[Review] The Birch – Vicious Mind
There’s a particular kind of conviction that separates a band with something to say from one simply going through the motions. The Birch — the Heavy Psych-Blues trio from Quedlinburg,…
[Review] Brass Camel – Brass Camel
Canada’s Brass Camel return on April 15, 2026 with their self-titled third album — an independent release co-produced by Kevin Comeau (Crown Lands) and mixed by none other than Terry…
[Review] Lunear – There Is Always Next Time
Lunear is a French trio — JP Benadjer (guitars, bass, vocals), Seb Bournier (drums, vocals), and Paul J.No (lead vocals, keyboards) — whose work has consistently occupied the intersection between…
[Review] PSI PHI – PSI PHI
The self-titled debut of PSI PHI, released on March 06, 2026, arrives without label infrastructure or promotional machinery behind it — a record that stands or falls entirely on what…
[Review] Lazer – Far Way
With “Far Away,” the Austrian outfit Lazer deliver their first full-length statement, released on March 4, 2026 via StoneFree Records. Positioned firmly within a modern Heavy Rock framework with clear…
[Review] Purple Skies – A Million Years
Bergen, Norway. A city whose relationship with darkness — meteorological, cultural, existential — has historically generated music of uncommon density and emotional weight. It is from this context that Purple…