Spacerockmountain

Here's a band from Vienna who's already begun to garner some attention from far more popular outlets than our tiny blog, however I ...

Glorious low fidelity, how I cherish thee. Organs wailing and droning, crashing cymbals, guitars fuzzed to perfection and a singer you co...

Did you know they were going to make a Beetlejuice sequel? Fuck yea son! It was going to be called Beetlejuice Goes Hawaiian , and my god,...

It's been a good while since my last post, and I'll venture to guess subsequent posts will start with the same opening sentence. A...

You Know What To Do  is the latest in a series of albums the Shivas have put out of the last several years, and while I am not as familia...

I've been listening to one new album at least everyday for weeks now, sometimes up to 4 new releases in a day. You'd think that th...

A little bit of explaining to begin with I suppose, for those unfamiliar with Piresian Beach, the band is a lo-fi rock project out of Buda...

I take issue with our culture's current obsession with whimsy and cuteness. Wes Anderson making cute movies, girls wearing fake old-tim...

It rained like hell yesterday and I have not been to the beach in weeks, so you could say I have not been in a surfing mood lately. That d...

Hello pilgrims, been a minute since I've posted. Life got busy as it does, and I was in the process of relocating to Connecticut from D...

I first heard the Washington based La Luz when Burger Records put out an EP of theirs this year, and they have followed it up with another...

Hugo Clarence – Boogie-Woogie Blues (2012) No, you have not been magically transported to a run down honky-tonk in 1957, you have j...

The much awaited new release from South Africa's premium garage rock outfit, the Future Primitives. Before I let too much out of th...

It’s raining like a mother here in Northern California over the last two weeks, and I am already missing the warm sun of San Diego’s beach...

I'm not done with my binge on selecting lo-fi rock to write up. This time it is some surf rock. Aaron & the Burrs play instrume...

Continuing with monster-themed garage rock, we have The Kramers from Brisbane, Australia. The group is made up of two young lads who put t...

A fresh offering from the Fun Guns, a band from Los Angles you may remember releasing a couple of EPs earlier this year. So for the thir...

This summers proven to be a real bitch and more than the ungodly heat I've been suffering through without A/C at work or home. I mean ...

Couldn't have asked for something better to come back with after a break in posting. Jagwar Pirates are a very noisy French surf rock ba...

Dick Dale is legendary. Surfers' Choice was his first full-length album originally released in 1962, but I'm sharing a reissue feat...