The guys at Heavy Psyche Sounds are doing a great job right now of introducing us to some quality stoner and psyche from new bands, but are also doing a great job unearthing some gems from that genre’s past, and there isn’t a gem from the past that shines much brighter than Nebula’s ‘Charged’, originally released back in 2001 on Sub Pop Records.
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What better way to blow away the January blues and usher in a new month than in the company of one of the zaniest and most entertaining bands the Über Kingdom has produced in many a year? Oh, and Evil Scarecrow! Ha, ha!
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Initially formed in the late Nineties, symphonic death metal band Meadows End have had a rocky journey to where they are today. Inactivity and line up changes stalled the project following demo releases in the early 2000s. 2010 saw stability return and the band released their debut album ‘Ode to Quietus’. Interest in the band grew along with a social media presence and 2014 saw second offering ‘The Sufferwell’ being released. As they established themselves further, Meadows End reworked and released their early demo work in the form of album ‘Sojourn’ in 2016. Using their, by now solid social media presence, ‘Sojourn’ was released track by track each month via the band’s YouTube channel. In this way the band built up further interest in their music as well as creating a sense of build up for their pre-existing fans. What does album number four, ‘The Grand Antiquation’, have in store?
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Slam Dunk Festival is truly beginning to take shape, the latest announcement confirming the sequencing for the Jagermeister Stage.
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Über Rock’s fave folk-punk singer-songwriter, Frank Turner, has been confirmed to headline the Saturday night of this year’s Camden Rocks Festival.
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