Elvyn Rhud’s new single Orange is for Love skillfully takes up the standards of jangly Doors/Tea Party psychedelic rock with the haunting goth style of Bauhaus and Joy Division. The tambourine works to provide further depth to the echoing vocals. Orange…
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"Elvyn Rhud — is a fresh breath of death in times of utter blackness and hopeless despair" - Santa Rosa Records
Psychedelic underground rock and roller — Elvyn Rhud — is a fresh breath of death in times of utter blackness and hopeless despair.
The lonely artist hails from France, and carries with him a downtrodden feeling of forlorn resonance…
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Elvyn Rhud "Orange Is For Love" Video Premier
Trippy neo-psychedelic rockers Elvyn Rhud hail from France, but they don’t sound like the typical French music export. Their songs are soaked in reverb, and drenched with jangling guitars, droning vocals, and layers of percussion. It’s as if Brian Jonestown Massacre…
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"Something perfect for horrorpunks and record collectors everywhere!"
Where to even begin with a band like Voice Of Doom? Originally formed back in 1983, the band toiled around for several years until disbanding in 1988. From there, miraculously the band would come back together in celebration of their…
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Rebel Noise Premieres New Voice of Doom 7"
NJ/NY veteran old-school horror-punk/-hardcore band Voice of Doom with a two-headed (make that 2-track) beast.
Coming from the bowels of hell, well, no actually a sludgy quagmire in Northern New Jersey, Voice of Doom surfaces with a terrifyingly…
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Hidden Cabins EP the Record of the Week at The Aquarian
Thx to Bob & The Aquarian for the nice review and feature -
Hidden Cabins will celebrate the release of their new EP on North Jersey-based Pyrrhic Victory Records on Oct. 13 at The Harp…
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The Big Takeover premieres the new Hidden Cabins EP!
Thx to Big Takeover for premiering the new Hidden Cabins EP -
New Jersey/North Carolina rock/folk duo (and now four-piece) Hidden Cabins has made its name on the NY/NJ/PA performance circuit and today they are releasing a new EP, which The…
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Hidden Cabins Frontview Magazine feature
Ths to Frontview Magazine for the nice feature -
When the new EP by NJ/NC’s inter-state group Hidden Cabins was formulating, a few changes were instilled to gain a little more bombast. After gigging/touring solely as a duo the first couple…
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"..lots of love and too much Cough Syrup." - Essentially Pop
Thx to Essentially Pop for the nice feature -
With a sound resembling Brian Jonestown Massacre, French duo Elvyn Rhud have released the single, ‘Orange Is For Love’, from a shared 7″, divided between them and Alpha Du…
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PVR Update - The Aquarian - Makin Waves Scene Report - 8.01.18
by Bob Makin
Scary Hours Song Premiere: "Live To Serve/Serve To Live" - Big Takeover 5.22.18
Galanos Deceiver Receiver Review - Chronogram Magazine - 5.14.18
"Half punk, half surf, all despair." Without digging too deep into the expanse of darkness and the lust for shadows their crushing pieces yield, this is how Kingston-based foursome Galanos describe themselves. Lead singers Gregory Jaw (who also plays guitar) and Netochka Nezvanova alternate between solo voices on some tunes and a gloomy interwoven mist on others. The opener, "Loneliest of Men," is despairingly savage and reminiscent of the Cramps' punk/gothabilly sound, which in an interview the band bleakly described as thus: "We rotate in a frozen, violent, self-defeating space. The altar is full of self-sacrifice and we destroy ourselves for nothing." "Flashbomb" is shockingly evocative of early Nick Cave, both vocally and musically, and heavily bass-and-drum-driven with a bit of Pixies guitar thrown in. Stay on the lookout for this album, if desolation is your draw.
Galanos Deceiver Receiver Review - NEW YORK MUSIC DAILY
"Let’s cut to the chase: this is one of the best albums of the year."
