I admittedly lost sight of Cate Le Bon in the swarm of fantastic female rock singers that have graced the spotlight of the past several years.  I remember listening to her albums and enjoying them, but perhaps overlooking their relisten value.  Until now... Cate Le Bon is by no means

It's been ten years since Alt-J set the indie world ablaze with their debut record, An Awesome Wave.  The Leeds bred hipsters stunned the Pitchfork crowd (although ironically enough, not Pitchfork themselves) with their kitchen-sink approach to indie music trends.  Alt-J's kind of pop, kind of alt, kind of synth

So, I listen to a lot of noise/post-rock, free jazz, and oddball psychedelic stuff... and still sometimes Animal Collective might be a bit much for me.  After their studio high-watermark, Merriweather Post Pavilion, the Maryland psychsters seemed to make a commitment to lean into the bedlam; creating albums engulfed

In the music world, "Psychedelic" is about as ambiguous as any other term in the industry.  It can be complex or dense or light, complex or atmospheric silence.  Essentially it can be easily reduced to any music that goes against the paradigm of song.  One band that tends to incorporate