Witching Chronicles: Exploring Winds Of Neptune
There’s a certain kind of record that doesn’t announce itself with a mission statement or a novelty hook. It just shows up already broken in, like it’s been sitting on a turntable in some smoke-stained room for years, waiting for you to notice. Winds of Neptune feels like one of those records. Not retro for […]
Witching Riffs: Behind the Sound of Lizzy
Formed in 2017 by Andrew Szmauz and Taylor Paradis, and recently joined by Alex Vance (Laquerhead) on bass, LIZZY has evolved from a stripped-down duo into a monolithic trio, melding earth-shaking sludge, stoner-doom grooves and a spiritual sensibility rooted in both ritualistic minimalism and global musical traditions. Drawing influence from Sleep, OM, High on Fire […]
Witching Chronicles: Exploring The Goya’s In the Dawn of November
This record doesn’t ask if you’re ready. It doesn’t care. In the Dawn of November kicks the door open slow, with the weight of years behind it—the kind of record that feels like a reckoning, not a release. Goya aren’t here to impress you. They never have been. They came crawling out of the desert […]
Witching Chronicles: Exploring The Messa’s The Spin
Messa’s The Spin feels like the work of a band that’s had a lot of time to think about what they want to say next – and it’s clear that they’ve been listening, experimenting, and really honing in on their own voice. It’s one of those records that you immediately feel a connection to, but […]