Columnfortably Numb: Psych Rock For May Reviewed By JR Moores
JR Moores surveys the latest psych and noise-rock releases, pines for the CD-R format and wonders what comes after perfection
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JR Moores surveys the latest psych and noise-rock releases, pines for the CD-R format and wonders what comes after perfection
Photo: Vanessa Heins Metz are changing as they age. You might remember the Canadian trio being noisy for the sake of it in their early work, but now they have a relationship with the more aggressive elements of their sound that is caustic but tempered ...
Photo: Vanessa Heins There’s no hard and fast rule on how musicians should progress, because history has shown it to be a minefield. Those who push forward might alienate existing fans, but those who opt to shelter-in-place draw criticism for stagnating. Sometimes, though, the inverse ...
A curious and (eventually) overwhelmingly satisfactory juxtaposition of dark and light. Or to be more specific, heavy and light.