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Iress Covers What I Was Made For

I don’t know how to feel but I want to try.  What I Was Made For is helping. I am neither an overly large fan nor a hater of Billie Eilish. The same applies to Greta Girwig’s Barbie. What I have become a decidedly significant fan of is Iress, emerging underground superstars on the increasingly stellar […]

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The World Belongs to Castle Rat: We Just Live In It

Highly Anticipated Almost every PR announcement I get claims that an album is “highly anticipated.” It’s a phrase I’ve come to loath, and it’s used so much it basically doesn’t mean anything anymore. Except this time. Except for Castle Rat. It was well over a year ago that I began following Todd White and King […]

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Droni Eye Omi: There’s No Place Like Drone

Droni Eye Omi is more than just a clever name (and it is effing clever!) It’s a master work by one of the most underrated guitarists in the Heavy Underground. As usual, Brad Frye (Red Mesa, Desert Records) refuses to hog the spotlight, and on this release he teams up with flamenco icon Ronalda Baca […]

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