AUDIO: Telechrome – “Figure And Ground”
The Madison band creates a krautrock jam session on their new EP.
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Milwaukee Psych Fest VIII Lineup Announced
Check out the bands that will be taking over The Cooperage this May.
Read moreAUDIO: Hoppers’ Luck – “Coconut Road”
The indie/psych hybrid releases their debut album.
Read moreArtist Spotlight: Wavy V
The band played a free show with So Zuppy on Saturday night.
Read moreAUDIO: So Zuppy – “Homesick Mountain”
So Zuppy comes out of the house show scene with his second full length album.
Read moreAUDIO: Bandoleer Bacall – “Raspberry Songs”
The band incorporates plenty of classic rock influences on their third album.
Read moreREVIEW: King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard at Riverside Theater
The much anticipated show had a big draw on Friday night.
Read moreAUDIO: Fuzzysurf – “Problems”
Fuzzysurf have a timeless pop song with their latest single.
Read moreAUDIO: Bandoleer Bacall – “Tachyon”
Bandoleer Bacall add to their catalog with two new glistening indie pop tracks.
Read moreVIDEO: The Velveteins – “All Night Baby”
The Edmonton band create a fun summer vibe with their latest video.
Read moreINTERVIEW: Robert Been of Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
We caught up with the band’s frontman ahead of their May 15th stop at The Rave.
Read moreAUDIO: Slow Walker – “Ah Yes”
The band expertly mixes energy and technicality on their new record.
Read moreAUDIO: Calliope – “Chapel Perilous”
The band return from the north woods of Wisconsin with a solid new record.
Read moreINTERVIEW: Andrew Shelp of Milwaukee Psych Fest
We talk to the festival’s creator about the rapid growth of Milwaukee Psych Fest in just six years.
Read moreAUDIO: Ravi/Lola – “Shape Up Shoulders”
The band return with a trippy new album, their first since 2015.
Read moreAUDIO: The Cuckoos – “Mind Breakthrough”
With booming vocals, catchy synth parts, and a variable plethora of trippy individual parts, the latest single from Austin’s The Cuckoos will have you floating on cloud nine. “Mind Breakthough” is the band’s second single from their upcoming debut EP, and evokes the spirit of Jim Morrison with the sound of contemporary psych. The band has been making noise in
Read moreAUDIO: The Only Ocean – “So Shy So High”
California quartet The Only Ocean’s latest single, “So Shy So High” is simply an glistening indie dream. With elements of psych and pop mixed in, the band’s second single from their upcoming “Too” EP is a mellow track perfect for almost any setting. This track is definitely radio ready, and I wouldn’t be surprised if it finds its way into
Read moreINTERVIEW: Brett Reagan of CHEW
Milwaukee’s psych scene is ever-changing, and seems to be constantly growing. Needless to say, when an experimental group comes through the Midwest, Milwaukee should be a must on their list, and a number of bands are finding that out. One band that’s going to learn about it on Wednesday night is CHEW, an Atlanta-based experimental band with an extensive
Read moreVIDEO: The Rashita Joneses – “Alien Ocean / Wide Eyes” (Premiere)
Hold on to anything that could get probed, because The Rashita Joneses have a new double feature for their singles “Alien Ocean” and “Wide Eyes”. Both songs feature fuzzy, lo-fi sounds that feel very DIY, and deservingly so. The band records, mixes, and masters their own work, and the end result is total garage pop bliss. The WauCity Productions-produced video
Read moreVIDEO: Space Raft – “Hang On Hang On” (360 Video)
Space Raft is one of the names on Milwaukee’s indie scene poised to have a breakout summer, and they’re kicking things off with a bang, showing you the full picture with their 360 degree for “Hang On Hang On”. The track, from their “Rubicon” EP, is laced with swelling organs and packed full of energy. The video captures that magic
Read moreREVIEW: Tapebenders – “Set Your Life On Fire”
Tapebenders are quickly becoming one of the more recognizable names on the Milwaukee scene, and their most recent release, “Set Your Life On Fire”, is a solid demonstration of why the band is emerging. With an eclectic sound that best falls under the indie rock category, although at times drifts elsewhere, there is a lot of talent to be recognized
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