https://nervesaladrecords.bandcamp.com/album/i-am-what-im-becoming
The Blitz awaits:
Arctic Sleep - Kindred Spirits
https://arcticsleep.bandcamp.com/album/kindred-spirits
(Keith D. & company return with another gorgeous doom epic. Arctic Sleep's last album was a real stunner. Kindred Spirits picks up where Passage Of Gaia leaves off and surges forth with huge hooks, lovely melodies. Heavy guitars, lush vocals. There's a lighthouse in the distance, but with all of this rain, we can't tell just how far away it is, so we just keep going. Is this a good album? Totally.)
Reader - Engrams
https://readerseattle.bandcamp.com/album/engrams
(Meat Puppets-y, twisted heavy alt-rock with fine vocals and barbed hooks. Layered vox equals interesting listen. Borderline proggy... has a real "beachy" feel at times. Really looking forward to the whole thing.)
Makeunder - Pale Cicada
https://music.wearemakeunder.com/album/pale-cicada
(Easily some of the best experimental R&B you're likely to hear this side of Saturn. A real gem in among the rubble. Get your socks knocked off.)
Gyasi - Androgyne
https://gyasimusic.bandcamp.com/album/androgyne
(Psych/glam/glitter rock with Bowie/Hoople-esque glitz. Shimmery lipstick morphed into a living snail, smearing itself over a guitar, invading the dreams of Roberto Cavalli while stumbling through a field of rose petals.. in high heels.. on Mars. Ultra-recommended.)
Salvadore Ross - The Transfiguration Of Salvadore Ross
https://salvadoreross.bandcamp.com/album/the-transfiguration-of-salvadore-ross
(Wow... perfect psych rock with '60s psych/pop influences. I mean.. how can this be terrible after hearing the first 45 seconds of the album? Strap in for another ride through the stratosphere.)
Hymnambulae - Nausikaa
https://hymnambulae.bandcamp.com/album/nausikaa
(Experimental psych? Prog? Spoken word? Dark ritual ambient? In any case, it's quite fascinating stuff from Sweden.)
Jordan Jones - s/t
https://belugarecords.bandcamp.com/album/jordan-jones-s-t
(Power pop, psych punk, classic rock. Infectious, really. One listen, and these tunes will affix themselves into your head.)
