Che Arthur has never been interested in softening the blow. On his fifth solo album, ‘Describe This Present Moment,’ the Chicago-based songwriter, engineer, and touring sound professional stares directly into the unease of the now and refuses to blink. www.psychedelicbabymag.com/2026/01/insi...

‘Keep On Rising’ is a magnum opus of desire, love, greed, and insatiable ambition, unfolding across epic, fluid soundscapes that Mrs. Henry craft, a 21st-century rock opera following a rising star’s turbulent journey. (Blind Owl Records)

Newly remastered vinyl reissue of ‘The Unicorn’ by Peter Grudzien, out now via Subliminal Sounds. A 1974 country concept album you absolutely need to hear at least once in your life.

Peter Stampfel, co-founder of the seminal folk-psych ensemble The Holy Modal Rounders, remains American music’s most joyful provocateur. www.psychedelicbabymag.com/2026/01/pete...

Widow Pit might be one of Athens' best-kept secret. This is their debut album recorded live in a single eight-hour session and it's really heavy!

Dan Fone, multi-instrumentalist and frontman, was part of the rock band Bronco and contributed piano, guitar, harmonica, and vocals on their 'Smoking Mixture' album. www.psychedelicbabymag.com/2026/01/dan-...

'Jungle Rot' is a bizarre, raw, brutal, acid-fueled fuzz guitar ripper that was originally released in 1975 and is considered by many to be an underground classic of heavy rock. (Noble Records)

For anyone who has spent time digging into the deeper seams of British psychedelia, Peter Daltrey needs little introduction. www.psychedelicbabymag.com/2025/12/pete...

Formed in the early 1970s Midlands, Cargo left behind no official releases at the time: only a demo acetate, ‘Delivering The Goods,’ recorded in 1973 and lost to history for half a century. www.psychedelicbabymag.com/2025/12/carg...

Prominent in the 1960s Italian Jazz scene, Maestro Sandro Brugnolini became a renowned composer of Italian Library and Soundtrack music, crafting some of the field’s most distinctive and experimental pieces throughout the 1970s and 1980s. (Sonor Music Editions)

Synthesizing the motorik pulse of Skeppet and the textures of Body Awareness with the abstract decay of Amph, Kroppskännedom represents a tactile, song-oriented evolution that balances rhythmic repetition with atmospheric tension.

Mumin emerged in Cleveland’s fertile avant-garde alongside Abdul Wadud and Hasan Shahid, forging ‘Al-Fatihah,’ a 1968 record whose raw metaphysical current became a cornerstone of Midwestern free jazz. www.psychedelicbabymag.com/2025/12/yusu...

The sound of Laveda’s new record ‘Love, Darla’ hits with the full force of a New York City subway platform, all metal, sweat, and low-frequency aggression. Highly recommended.

Abronia, the Portland based psych six-piece, continue to refine and expand their sound, and their forthcoming album ‘Shapes Unravel’ shows the band reaching a new creative peak. www.psychedelicbabymag.com/2025/12/abro...

Paul Sears avoids self-aggrandizement in his memoir Angels and Demons at Play. The book reads like a long improvisation shaped by sound, chance, and lived experience. www.psychedelicbabymag.com/2025/12/paul...

Christopher Alan Durham and his Peacetime Consumers have concocted a rather splendid, shambolic sort of thing here, dragging the pastoral whimsy of English eccentricity through the industrial noise of Detroit...

An arresting evolution of Novak’s garage-punk roots, ‘Haphazard Reruns’ is stripped back yet vividly cinematic, transforming the wreckage of the night into a haunting collection of distinct baritone ballads.

The legendary, yet little-recorded, San Francisco band The Final Solution has finally received a long-overdue official anthology of their extant recordings with the release of ‘Just Like Gold: Live At The Matrix 1966’ on High Moon Records. www.psychedelicbabymag.com/2025/12/the-...

On ‘Touching Embers,’ the Boston-based duo Dyr Faser seamlessly weaves the vast, meditative texture of organ playing with complex, rhythmic drum patterns, resulting in a cohesive, boundary-blurring recording that defies easy categorization.

The band Summer of Hate has announced the upcoming release of their new studio album, ‘Blood and Honey,’ scheduled to debut on January 30, 2026, via Tee Pee Records. www.psychedelicbabymag.com/2025/12/summ...

Nirvana: The Visionary Duo Who Redefined British Psychedelia www.psychedelicbabymag.com/2025/11/nirv...

Billy Nicholls’ Would You Believe is a psych-pop classic. To some, it’s often dubbed Swinging London’s Pet Sounds, having been conceived by a 16-year-old and featuring lavish arrangements by John Paul Jones. (2025 reissue)

Across more than four decades, they have navigated an unusually broad range of territory, moving freely between post-punk songwriting, ambient sound design, experimental electroacoustic work, and commissioned music for film. www.psychedelicbabymag.com/2025/11/chap...

The album 'Ita' is an extraordinary four-composition collaboration between Polish trio Hinode Tapes and Japanese double bassist Hiroki Chiba, blending the contemplative spaciousness of ambient music with the spontaneous freedom of jazz...

The Sydney band’s sole ’79 single, ‘Hindu Gods of Love’ (produced by Radio Birdman’s Deniz Tek), was garage-psych-punk perfection, but their later US tour stalled. The missing link is this ferocious, raw 1979 live recording, which showcases their full Stooges and ’60s acid-punk fury.

“Our sound was unique because of our instrumentation.” www.psychedelicbabymag.com/2025/11/a-hi...

While Angad Berar is undeniably a master of mood on ‘Sundae,’ his motorik-inspired Hindustani psych rock achieves a relentless forward momentum. This is accomplished through an atmosphere so consistently ‘polite’ that the music just floats and floats.

Their privately pressed album, recorded in a single afternoon in 1970, has now resurfaced more than fifty years later. What was once a modest personal project has become an extraordinary historical snapshot of an overlooked British blues rock. www.psychedelicbabymag.com/2025/11/seco...

This Zurich-based producer made a hypnotic and highly recommended album with 'Bellows'. (Subject To Restrictions Discs)

Dylan Ryan’s latest offering, ‘In The Same Room With A Cactus,’ is a striking journey through ambient, new age, and experimental soundscapes that feels very intimate as a secret diary scribbled in a sunlit Los Feliz apartment. (ears&eyes Records)

Dylan Ryan’s latest offering, ‘In The Same Room With A Cactus,’ is a striking journey through ambient, new age, and experimental soundscapes that feels very intimate as a secret diary scribbled in a sunlit Los Feliz apartment. (ears&eyes Records)

‘Mr Norris Changes Brains’ is the latest chapter in Richard Norris’s lifelong mission to, as he puts it, blend psychedelic sounds and effects with rhythm. www.psychedelicbabymag.com/2025/11/rich...

His 1968 album ‘Rainbow’ has long circulated among record collectors, a work of bright intent in which raga, jazz, soul, and spoken meditation are fused into what Callender once described as an interconnectedness between creators of all styles. www.psychedelicbabymag.com/2025/11/robe...

The 1975 debut by The New Tony Williams Lifetime, ‘Believe It,’ established a new dynamic within the fusion space, presenting a tightly constructed and technically brilliant brand of instrumental music that expertly merged jazz with high-energy rock and funk aesthetics. (Music on Vinyl)

The powerful, swinging unit TiTiTi (featuring saxophonist Boršič and the Drašler brothers) expands its sound on 'Izba' with the addition of Marina Džukljev, a Serbian keyboardist known for her deep European sensibility.

Beyond the edge of the solar system, two robotic pioneers charted an eccentric, decades-long course, mapped not by telemetry, but by the increasingly bizarre sonic dispatches of one forgotten composer. ‘The Interstellar Music Of Martin Glass’ by Martin Glass is out via Kit Records.

El Nirvana’s posthumously lauded 1976-1978 output, encapsulated in this vinyl re-edition (PQR-Disques plusqueréel), is a seminal synthesis of academic background and South American psych-pastoral fusion, definitively positioning their work as a crucial chapter in the Argentine prog rock canon.

Jodo were one of those great early seventies British hard rock bands that somehow slipped through the cracks, though they had a strong connection to Deep Purple guitarist Ritchie Blackmore, who championed the group early on... www.psychedelicbabymag.com/2025/11/jodo...

‘Ode To Quetzalcoatl’ by Dave Bixby is a holy grail among loner folk private press records. Originally released in 1969, this is a new, improved edition featuring newly sourced and remastered audio, plus extras. (Guerssen)

Despite possessing one of the most memorable names in rock music history and leaving behind a musical legacy deserving a much better fate, The Peanut Butter Conspiracy were one of the most underappreciated recording artists of their time. www.psychedelicbabymag.com/2025/11/five...

The Children of the Mushroom were one of those Californian outfits who seemed to materialise, burn brightly, and vanish before anyone quite registered their presence. www.psychedelicbabymag.com/2025/11/chil...

Dom Salvador e Abolição's Som, 'Sangue e Raça' is the electric heart of '70s Rio; the sound of humid, midnight-funk-soaked nights where samba and something cosmic completely unite. (Music on Vinyl)

Now, the collaborative group, featuring Swervedriver’s Adam Franklin and Interpol’s Sam Fogarino, is finally giving that record the proper treatment with a fully remastered vinyl reissue via Outer Battery Records. www.psychedelicbabymag.com/2025/10/magn...

On November 7, The Mynabirds will release ‘It’s Okay To Go Back If You Keep Moving Forward’ on Laura Burhenn’s own Our Secret Handshake imprint. www.psychedelicbabymag.com/2025/10/the-...

Elliot Galvin’s ‘The Ruin’ is a haunted, deeply personal album that plays with memory like it’s something you can rewind, loop, and slowly piece back together. (Gearbox Records)

Always a joy to see your work getting the spotlight again! Here’s the reissue of this amazing German power trio, featuring my liner notes. Feels awesome to spot your name on so many incredible records. 🙌

'The Pattern Speaks' is the debut album from Austin/Glasgow duo SKLOSS. It's a huge wall of sound that blends the heavier side of things, touching on psych, post-metal, and shoegaze. The duo escalates their aural intensity to a mind-bending result. (Fuzz Club)

'The Pattern Speaks' is the debut album from Austin/Glasgow duo SKLOSS. It's a huge wall of sound that blends the heavier side of things, touching on psych, post-metal, and shoegaze. The duo escalates their aural intensity to a mind-bending result. (Fuzz Club)

Stef Kohler, the visionary behind One Velvet Winter, moves effortlessly through the haunted borderlands of sound and silence. www.psychedelicbabymag.com/2025/10/one-...