Skooshny: The LA Power Pop Trio Who Were "Too Late for the Byrds, Too Early for R.E.M."
The Recordings 1971–1981 rescues a cult classic compilation with remastered sound and four bonus demos. Lead single “Trish De La Roe” is streaming now.
Latest
Avant-Pop and Urban Decay: Inside Alan Clayson's There's Still Time
The veteran raconteur's new album is a theatrical scrapbook of ghosts, press gangs, and ticking clocks. Here's your first look at the "Grandmother's Wedding Day" video.
Circe Link & Christian Nesmith Talk Arcana on The Prog Corner
The duo behind one of 2024's boldest prog records sat down with Scot Lade for a deep dive into tarot, tape, and the art of sounding like 1974 without faking it.
Smash Palace's "Poor Man's Paradise" Climbs to #63 on National Triple A Radio Charts
A lost 1987 power pop album, the original lineup back together, and a single climbing the national Triple A charts. Smash Palace's moment is finally here.
Maxwell Hutchinson & Judge Smith — The Kibbo Kift: The 1976 Rock Musical
A lost rock musical from the co-founder of Van der Graaf Generator, rescued from the brink of oblivion.
Ex Norwegian Return With Fiery New Single "Don't Go Miles On Me"
The Miami indie veterans drop their first original single in over a year — and it's a retro-fueled, '60s garage-rock knockout.
The Gatekeepers Complete Their Avant‑Rock Saga with Diary of a Teenage Prophet
Alex Wroten’s rotating cast of underground legends turns high‑school rituals, doomsday visions, and digital overload into an art‑rock fever dream built for listeners who like their narratives messy and their genres porous.
There’s Still Time…: Alan Clayson Returns With New Album And “KX54 WVL” Video Premiere
Alan Clayson’s new album There’s Still Time… arrives April 4, 2026 via Think Like A Key Music, led by first single “KX54 WVL” and its brand new music video premiere.
Patto's Hold Your Fire Gets Expanded CD Reissue with Four Bonus Tracks
The cult 1971 album—essential listening for guitarists—returns on February 27, 2026.
Peter Daltrey Fractures Time on Conceptual Dual-Release ‘The Life And Times of Blue Larry and the Huguenot Kid’
Psychedelic icon Peter Daltrey explores the tension between ancestral history and wayward youth on a conceptual new release.
Rome 56 Channels Costello and Knopfler on Narrative-Rich New LP ‘Pony Tales’
Arthur Lamonica trades pandemic introspection for twelve vivid stories on new album Pony Tales.
Remastered and expanded: Ed Hale & Transcendence's Nothing Is Cohesive returns
Plus new video for “All This Is Beginning To Feel Like An Ending”
Robert Callender
ROBERT CALLENDER shares “Autumn” from upcoming “Rainbow: The Anniversary Concert” live album and concert film
A first look at the restored concert footage and "Autumn"
News
Play On: A Raspberries Tribute debuts at No. 5 on Billboard’s Compilation Albums chart
The new two‑disc celebration has sparked a wave of interest in the classic American powerpop band.
Reissues
Moonrider & John Weider – Much Welcome Boutique CD Reissues on Think Like A Key Music
Rediscover Moonrider (’75) and John Weider (’76) in first‑class CD editions—Prof. Stoned remasters, deluxe digipaks with obi‑strips, strictly one‑time runs.
Edward Rogers
Astor Place by Edward Rogers — Analog Warmth, Lived‑In Stories, Limited Run
Edward Rogers charts a life in song on Astor Place, produced by Don Fleming and tracked live with a tight ensemble.
Robert Callender
Robert Callender – Rainbow: The Anniversary Concert
Nearly six decades after its release, Callender’s psychedelic masterpiece Rainbow comes to life on stage for the very first time — captured on CD/DVD & LP.
Smash Palace
Smash Palace – 87 & Video for “Poor Man’s Paradise”
The album that should have followed their 1985 debut. The new single “Poor Man’s Paradise” now has an epic video full of myth, fable & fire.
The Gatekeepers
Alex Wroten Talks The Gatekeepers on The Prog Corner
The mastermind behind one of prog's most ambitious satirical projects joins Scot Lade to discuss Nostalgia for the Great American Monoculture and the art of building a band from scratch for every album.
Jimmy Campbell
Excavating Liverpool's Lost Genius: The Jimmy Campbell Story
Mark Johnston tells us how he discovered Jimmy Campbell and brought his music 'back to life'
Nash Albert
Soviet-born rocker Nash Albert drops mountain-made epic Kingdom Of Love
Tracked high in Georgia’s Caucasus Mountains and finished by Tim Palmer and Bob Ludwig, Kingdom Of Love fuses Georgian choirs with fist-pumping classic-rock hooks—stream lead single “Around The Sun” now and dive into our full ABR interview.
Ice
Lost London Psych-Soul Group ICE Collect All 1967-68 Sides on Whisper Her Name CD
London psych-soul outfit ICE finally get the anthology treatment on Whisper Her Name, a 19-track CD capturing every 1967-68 single, radio sessions and demos—Prof. Stoned remaster.
St Johns Wood Affair
St Johns Wood Affair Announce Sophomore LP 2 – Watch the Kaleidoscopic “TV Eyes” Video
UK psych outfit St Johns Wood Affair return 23 May 2025 with sophomore LP 2.
Anton Barbeau
Anton Barbeau Unleashes a Double Dose of Psychedelia
Anton Barbeau's twin July releases "Glitch Wizard" and "Dig The Light" traverse the emotional spectrum from hospice-bed kraut-folk to musical sunshine, featuring collaborators from XTC and Soft Boys.