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The only thing better than a fuzzed-up homage to psychedelic rock is an appropriately trippy accompanying video. Luckily, you’ll get it both and more with “Flying Golem,” the

I can confidently say that Lee Fields is the only artist on Sound it Out to date who has had a record released in the 60’s. Mr. Fields

I’m a sucker for a nice little three-minute pop gem. Whether it’s the Beatles, Teenage Fanclub, the Lemonheads or the latest from Anglo-Australian (Angstralian?) quartet, Allo Darlin’, a

Brighton, UK trio The Wytches play scary-rock that howls and swings. They make me think of the Banana Splits if those terrifying costumes had been occupied by members

Philly’s Purling Hiss makes joyfully maniacal rock music. They’ve harnessed their energy into a bunch of surprisingly catchy songs on their forthcoming record Weirdon (Sept 23). “Forcefield of Solitude” leads off the new album