All posts tagged: psychedelic

Louise Lemón Interview

The term death gospel is attributed to the sound of Swedish artist Louise Lemón. While an immediate assumption of something rather dark could spring to mind, her music is the light, soul and beauty of any tempestuous moment. Lemón's voice is a siren of power, with her production palette consisting of psychedelic rock, atmospheric pop, rhythm and blues, alternative and more. Passion is evident in her songs and Louise Lemón knows how to deliver them in a manner that hit straight to the heart and soul.

The Myrrors Track ‘The Forward Path’ is a Psychedelic Journey

Arizona band The Myrrors have shared their new live performance track 'The Forward Path'. To call it a single would probably not do it any justice, considering that it's over 21 minutes in length! That's practically some artists' albums. What begins as a cinematic kick-off, slowly progresses into something quite entrancing, with these mystical-like vocal lines. By the 15th minute, the tune jumps into a head-nodding roller coaster ride of pure psychedelic explosions.

Listen to the Latest Temples Single ‘You’re Either On Something’

Temples are set to release their new album 'Hot Motion' on September 27th. A couple months ago the band shared the video to the title track of the LP, now they unveil the second single titled 'You're Either On Something'. Using a classic style drum break, Temples fuse the sounds of 60s psychedelic and pop, creating an interesting musical blend.

Listen to MOHIT’s Mesmeric Track ‘Regaeezer’

Having shared their single 'Yoghurt' last month, London band MOHIT now share the B-side to the track titled 'Regaeezer'. The result of a session in their East London studio, the song is a mesmeric combo of psychedelic and reggae that emit a haunting beauty. A cut that fans would surely want to experience live, this recorded version is probably the next best thing.

SWEDISH DEATH CANDY Share Their Latest Single ‘Modern Child’

London-based band SWEDISH DEATH CANDY have announced news on their forthcoming second album 'Are You Nervous?'. Scheduled to land September 27th on Hassle Records, the LP was recorded at The Park Studios in Wembley. The follow-up to SDC's 2017 self-titled debut album, the upcoming release delves into various sociological issues of the day.

Sleep Eaters’ ‘Bad Love’ is a Hazy Delight

Having released incredible tracks such as 'Sell Your Soul' London's Sleep Eaters continue their blaze with their latest cut 'Bad Love'. A mix of bluesy American, desert rock, and psychedelic, the track highlights the effects of a sinister lover of a toxic relationship. There is a Nick Cave-like sarcasm in some of the lyrics that also acts as a form of resilience from the Sleep Eaters' front man. The song is taken from the band's forthcoming EP 'Holy Days', out August 9th via PNKSLM.

Temples ‘Hot Motion’ Video

Temples are set to release their new album 'Hot Motion' on September 27. This is the follow-up to their 2017 LP 'Volcano'. Giving fans a taste of what's to come, the Northamptonshire-reared band have shared a video to the title cut. The visuals feature Temple performing the song as a sun-like spotlight tower behind the band, whilst yellow and orange hues add a layer of warmth.

Stream MOHIT’s Psychedelic Cut ‘Yoghurt’

East London band MOHIT are set to release a new 7" containing the tracks 'Yoghurt' b/w 'Reggaeezer'. Landing July 26th, the trio have shared the A-side cut 'Yoghurt'. Produced by Marta Salogni, the tune is an amalgamation of art-rock, psychedelic and cosmic jazz.

Listen to Ocean Alley’s ‘Stained Glass’

Australian outfit Ocean Alley will embark on a European tour beginning the August 7th. Adding an additional date in London with their Aug. 27th show already sold out, the tour will run until September 3rd with their final leg ending in Amsterdam.

Listen to Brudini’s ‘Reflections’

A fixture in the Soho art and performance scene, London-based singer and musician Brudini has unveiled his new single titled 'Reflections'. Refusing to any limitations and restrictions of genre, musically Brudini delves into multiple sounds including psychedelic, art pop, funk and even a tad bit of Italo. Whilst on paper this combination could be a successful blend or an incredible miss, the result is a cinematic soundscape that is utterly refreshing and nostalgic in the same breath.