By Sonic Cathedral, on January 24th, 2012
The third album from Canadians Young Galaxy is another stand-out release from 2011 that would no doubt have made it onto my albums of the year list, had I not only got around to actually buying it in January 2012.
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By Sonic Cathedral, on January 23rd, 2012
Kristina Records in Dalston, London have a great array of used indie vinyl and, on a recent visit, I treated myself to this 12″ by Hangmans Beautiful Daughters, justifying the pricey purchase by promising to write about it on here.
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By Sonic Cathedral, on January 20th, 2012
The second in our regular series features Emma Anderson who, as guitarist and singer with Lush, created some of our favourite ethereal (or should that be ‘Etheriel’) sounds ever. Surely she was a big pedal fan?
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By Sonic Cathedral, on January 19th, 2012
Parisian psych-pop duo Yeti Lane – whose new album ‘The Echo Show’ is out on March 5 – have announced a London show at Hoxton Square Bar & Kitchen on March 13. If that’s not enough, Younghusband are opening.
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By Sonic Cathedral, on January 18th, 2012
Fairewell plays only his second ever gig tonight (January 18) at The Lexington in London. He’s supporting Diagrams and Patterns, but make sure you come down early if you want to see him, he’s on at 8.20pm.
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By Sonic Cathedral, on January 17th, 2012
Walking around Morrisons in Camden some blissful drones come piping over the PA, followed by a simple guitar riff that seems to dance around them. No, I haven’t lost my mind – it’s George McCrae’s ‘Rock Your Baby’.
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By Sonic Cathedral, on January 16th, 2012
As previously announced, The Early Years play their second show since reforming at KRAAK in Manchester on Tuesday, January 31. Support will come from the excellent Advances In Mathematics.
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By Sonic Cathedral, on January 13th, 2012
It’s Friday, January 13, so what better to listen to than the Elevators? The picture (found on the excellent Texas Psychedelic Rock blog) is the flipside to their debut single, which was released on January 17, 1966.
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By Sonic Cathedral, on January 12th, 2012
The font you can see above is called Rugby and is available to download for free from Quartz City. Of course, it is inspired by the first few Spacemen 3 releases and their hometown. But does anyone know where it comes from?
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By Sonic Cathedral, on January 11th, 2012
Yeti Lane have been invited to support Diagrams (who are signed to our friends at Full Time Hobby) on their UK tour in March. The dates begin just a week after the release of Yeti Lane’s second album, ‘The Echo Show’.
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