psychedelic rock

by GetMusic

Riffs, grief, and cosmic wandering: Splendidula's Somnus serves up a thunderous cocktail of doom, sludge, and psychedelic drones, with haunting vocal contrast between Kristien's bewitched singing and Pieter's harsh screams. Dino DiMuro's Elmwood was a Rock Star (2006) unearths a raw, life-saving gem from an abandoned concept album, while Auditory Cortex's Willow's Reign paints grief and political disillusionment across two slow-burning, mural-like tracks. John Titor's Time Machine's It's Time to Bounce, Amigo! rounds things out with a punchy, Pixies-and-Shellac-flavored punk odyssey — proggy, industrial, groovy, and gloriously crass.