The Makers have all the glam rock stylisation in the world, and the songs aren't half-bad. But this retake on the whole Ziggy Stardust conce...

Those digging this sort of thing should also check out Valvola's Teenagers Film Their Own Life, which was originally released in '96 (recent...

For some reason, the Italians are really good at compiling this kind of '60s-style, easy listening music. Yet Harpsichord 2000 - a disc of n...

This Australian dude put out a couple of very obscure psych-folk records (even Australian collectors can't find them now) in the late '60s....

Producer Kramer (Bongwater) strikes again with this Japanese band, led by former E-Trance member Mars, whose new album also features perform...

This debut album originally came out in '85, subsequently setting the standard for the psych-garage revival of that era. Reissued on CD for...

"Nicotine, valium, percodan, marijuana, ecstasy and alcohol - ccccccocaine." So read the complete lyrics of "Feel Good Hit of the Summer," t...

On first listen, this Kramer-produced album sounds like a collection of Mercury Rev's lost four-track recordings. "(Get Yerself a) Telegraph...

Judging by the sound of this opiated disc, this Grand Rapids, Michigan, act may be sneaking a few too many Tylenol 3's out of grandpa's arth...

Chocked full of the '60s psych references that pop reviewers love to go on about, the Virgineers self-titled debut will appeal to Beatle-phi...

Oh, for fuck's sakes. Not again! I love this. I hate this. I love this. I hate myself. Make it stop! Ahhhhhhhh! Can't... get... out... of......

The Lone Star State „o with its guns, mass executions, poisonous snakes, and straight guys wearing chaps and bandannas „o couldn¡¦t be more...

Norwegians aren’t supposed to be this crazy sounding. Then again, living in total darkness half the year would screw with anyone&#8217...

A jingle-jangly absorption of the Byrds and the Hollies at their best (Graham Nash just wishes he’d written these songs). Yet, the Res...

Nothing really groundbreaking here, but garage punk aficionados will dig this all the same. Tracks like “Whips & Furs” are bludg...

A bizarre disc by a bizarre band. This jazz-inspired trio, which includes sometime members of Toronto acts Klave Kongo and One Step Beyond,...

A disc with a messy history, featuring the efforts of various sometime-players from the Posies, Steel Pole Bathtub, Young Fresh Fellows and...

Recorded by ex-members of the Hoods and Tell-Tale Hearts, Love’s Dead Leaves is a fine garage disc made notable by the efforts of prod...

Good things always come out of Texas. Continuing on the path set out by lone star psych guru Roky Erikson (who ST 37’s current drummer...

Somewhat renowned in France, where they have produced soundtracks to various X-rated films, The DumDumBoys offer “futurized” pop...