They let their fans know that their more than just a heavy, psychedelic band. But they proved themselves that they also have a softer side as well. It might divide a line in the sand, but that’s for another time.

For his next chapter, he brings in the big guns and raises hell like there’s no tomorrow with his band of brothers.

Gavin Brown had a chat with Subhumans vocalist Dick Lucas about the band’s new box set, a new book on the band, those early days and the future of Subhumans and much more.

Iona cairns’ words flow in deceptively simple phrases often bearing sharp moments of recognition that can cut you.

Both bands attempt to push the envelope of death doom with their strict no-guitars mantra, delivering a crushing split release of bass-only reverence and subversion.

Shackleton’s hallucinatory bass-murk meets the playful absurdist spirit of Scotch Rolex on a fun house glide.

False Lankum is a magnum opus; a supreme musical achievement that anyone at all interested in music should have square on their radar in 2023.

This documentary is to be played at maximum volume.

Gavin Brown caught up with Headswim bass player Clovis Taylor to get the inside story of the redux edition of ‘Flood’, the band’s live return  and the history of Headswim.

Listening to these songs as a collection, you realise what lies behind the high quality of music The Limiñanas are creating – the music, recalling all the great moments of the sixties psych pop from all over.

The duo was able to fit their improvisations within the musical structures they developed previously, giving the four extended musical pieces here both a head and a tail, or to be more precise, turning improvisations into tight and exciting structured musical pieces.

Monsters from the Id is Ben’s imaginative sci-fi opera that has been brought to life on the big screen in IMAX form.

Essentially, with ‘West Kensington’ Lattimore and Sukeena enable their listeners to recollect, memorise and enjoy.

Gavin Brown caught up with Undeath guitarist Kyle Beam to talk about their new album and a multitude of other things including their recent album launch, brewing their own beer, horror movies, music in their Rochester hometown and killer death metal merch.

Gavin Brown talked to Ufomammut about their new album ‘Fenice’, new sound and what it means for Ufomammut to be back making and releasing music again.

Dark, brooding, and very intriguing.

The Malignant Fire comes from the same place as The The Shape Of Punk To Come spiritually and sonically.

It is dream pop of the highest order, crystalline, hazy, and mysterious, dominated by singer Misty Mary’s gauzy vocals and slow, warm washes of keyboards and synths. You can use many words to describe their sound, but your impressions may change as you become immersed in their exquisitely crafted music.

Some fans may miss the gospel and good times of the bands more Southern rock stylings and the ultra-polished production won’t be to everyone’s tastes, but those issues shouldn’t stop hard rockers of any persuasion appreciating a very fine classic rock album.

It’s a fine and entertaining book, capturing something of Lunch’s powerful impact and a wider sense of a New York underground long gone.

More than anything, 10000 Russos make you feel alive and if that’s not worth the price of admission then you need to ask yourself serious questions.