From their retro-blues roots and the post-rock-tinged psychedelic formative years to the moody, muscular masterpiece that is 2020’s Nothing as the Ideal, All Them Witches has covered some impressively diverse ground.
ALL THEM WITCHES: Albums Ranked
SLOMOSA: Albums Ranked
Chances are, if stoner rock is even remotely up your alley, Slomosa has landed on radar in recent years. The Norwegian four-piece is easily one the best bands going at the moment.
CENTRO-MATIC: Fort Recovery
The following offers an admittedly long-winded retrospective on a band that personifies the term underrated: Centro-Matic. My original intention was to shine a spotlight on the 2006 release, Fort Recovery. For my money, the album represents the band’s high-water mark and a perfect point of entry for the uninitiated.
POE: This Road (Vinyl Release)
These two songs feel like more than just another one-off gaming soundtrack contribution–they represent a fascinating full-circle moment for Poe. After two decades of relative silence, she's returned with music that feels both fresh and familiar, a perfect point of re-entry for artist and fanbase alike.
PORTISHEAD: Albums Ranked
Not only did the Bristol-based trio make an immediate and formative impact on ‘90s trip-hop, I’d argue they transcended the genre, resulting in a body of work that sounds pretty timeless.
