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have a connection established with the mighty Dark Buddha Rising – a connection first established on Santura (Triptykon, Dark Fortress), it will be released on March, 25 2022 on the Belgium record label

That same year marked the release of their critically acclaimed debut LP, Slow Sundown, on New York City ’s Wharf Cat Records, an album that garnered praise and airplay not just in the band’s native Estonia Brian Jonestown Massacre, who approached them after seeing a live performance in Berlin and would go on

On the new album, the band shares “We’re so excited to finally share 'Over The Moon' with the world! and then played in bands all throughout high school (in addition to producing for local acts later on ’d been hiding all these songs forever, and finally we pulled a ton of them out and started working on the path we’re on now”. On their sophomore album "Over the Moon", Ashland channel that spirit into a batch of songs spotlighting

to create a song that saw death not as something that separates, but something that connects us all on

On the Nashville trio’s long-awaited fourth album, they push their country, hard rock and southern rock “It’s not easy to land on something that is your own thing, but we’re proud to say we did that,” Neil The 16 tracks on the record touch on all eras of the band’s history, from the swampy stomp of their 2012 “But we’re all focusing more on our instruments. El Camino,” two tracks on COUNTRY FUZZ that point to the future of The Cadillac Three.

Powered by her signature take on blues and rock, Vane’s debut album, Nowhere Sounds Lovely, documents

“A Well-Made Woman”, for instance, rides in on a sinister walking guitar line to the rattle of a voodoo

Out now on NOTON, it's available digitally and on vinyl via the Bleep store.

On Gods domain. The coming rain. It will swallow everything.”

renowned former Bush Keyboard player and string arranger Sacha Puttnam also known for his film score work on the song with Andy (Taylor) through to working with the likes of both Sacha Puttnam and Jan Stoklosa on

with relatable issues such as love, death and treachery, the trilogy takes the listener (and reader) on

It’s the sound of rock, blues, psyche and grunge, but on steroids.