All posts tagged: psychedelic rock

Midnight Rodeo Interview

Nottingham band Midnight Rodeo may be new to the scene as this current collective, but the members have been playing with other bands for years. As the now group, their coming together has created something special...extremely special.

October and The Eyes Interview

Everything about October and The Eyes spells rock & roll superstar. Whether it be her musical hybrid of dark, sexy post-punk, psychedelic, rockabilly, stoner rock, glam, and electronica, her fierce performance ability, and even her look, it's safe to say that she was blessed by the Gods to be born with the complete package.

ColoRising Interview with October and The Eyes

Everything about October and The Eyes spells rock & roll superstar. Whether it be her musical hybrid of dark, sexy post-punk, psychedelic, rockabilly, stoner rock, glam, and electronica, her fierce performance ability, and even her look, it's safe to say that she was blessed by the Gods to be born with the complete package.

Jack White Returns with ‘Taking Me Back’

Having recently put on an incredible show in front of his new Third Man London store, Mainstay rocker and label boss Jack White makes his return with a new track entitled 'Taking Me Back'. The track marks his first solo release since dropping his 2018 LP 'BOARDING HOUSE REACH'.

Listen to Mandrake Handshake’s ‘Monolith’

Oxford band Mandrake Handshake have unveiled their latest single 'Monolith'. The track is taken from their forthcoming EP 'Shake The Hand That Feeds You', out June 18th on Nice Swan Records. A spaced-out and atmospheric offering, the Andy Ramsay-produced tune is a slice of heady psychedelic with the content shining a spotlight on the transition from a youth to an adult and the constraints that are associated with both.

Listen to Miranda and The Beat’s ‘Mr. Monster’

Brooklyn band Miranda and The Beat step into the spirit of Halloween with their latest single 'Mr. Monster' featuring Obash of Bipolar, which is out via Third Man Records. Musically incorporating 60s souls, garage, surf and psychedelic, there is also that classic element of storytelling within the lyrics that foster a certain nostalgia from previous eras including late 70s punk and the golden age of folk.