DOCTORS OF SPACE – Wisdom Of Clowns (2CD, Doctors Of Space)
“The oeuvre of Portugal-based interstellar synthlord Dr. Space expands like the universe itself: it spreads farther at a seemingly increasing rate, propelled by intangible forces.” (JJ Koczan for The Obelisk)

FORD’S FUZZ INFERNO – Electrofuzzification (Lp/Subunderground C.A.)
“Black vinyl spinning at 45 rpm for, as the band put it themselves, maximum electrofuzzification. And yes, right they are. And now they just have to convince you.” (Patrick Bruneel for Luminous Dash)

Check out The Professor's Picks: New Prog, Fusion, and Metal Releases for November 22, 2024, to see what Ken Golden of The Laser’s Edge has to say about the album JUPITER FUNGUS – Garden Electric (CD/LP, Sound Effect Records).

Tune in to the November 22 episode of The Professor’s Picks for more details!

VIBRAVOID – An Introduction To Vibravoid (2CD, Fruits De Mer)
‘An Introduction To Vibravoid’ comprises two delightful discs full of marvelous psychedelic music which I’ve enjoyed immensely…” (Carry Munter for Carry’s New Underground Music)

VARIOUS – Super Disco Pirata (CD/LP, Analog Africa)
“…overall it’s seriously engaging and dance-oriented fare that ticks all the boxes we come to expect from the German label.” (Mark Sampson for Sounds And Colours)

SCENICS – New Part In Town (LP, Supreme Echo)
“Meyers’ tape transfer and remastering are a big help in appreciating the recordings, which will appeal to fans of the band and anyone interested in hearing a group of young kids getting together to make a joyful noise—and having one hell of a great time doing it.” (Jeff Penczek for It’s Psychedelic! Baby Magazine)

VOO-DOOMS – ‘Doom With A Voo’ (7-inch, Spinout Nuggets)
“Rounding things off with the infectious She’s A Move, across just six tunes, the band show that they are a real tour de force for any trash-garage lovers.” (Nathan Whittle for Louder Than War)

DETENTION – ‘Dead Rock 'n Rollers’ (LP-CD, Left For Dead)
“Living in the shadow of New York, the world tends to leave out New Jersey when talking about great 1980’s punk bands.” (John Moore for New Noise Magazine)

VARIOUS – ‘Brown Acid: The 19th Trip’ (LP-CD, Riding Easy Records)
“The bottomless pit of deranged, vintage heavy rock the series presents continually expands over time. Take one deadly dose too many and you might be trapped in the bad-trip loop forever.” (Darryl Sterdan forTinnitist)

ORCHESTRE TOUT PUISSANT MARCEL DUCHAMP – ‘Ventre Unique’ (LP-CD, Bongo Joe)
“Ventre unique finds them in characteristically playful spirit, though often singing politically in French and English.“ (Neil Spencer for The Guardian)

SLOWER – Slower (LP-CD, Heavy Psych Sounds)
“As I was absorbing Slower, I wound up making a playlist with the Slower versions followed immediately by Slayer’s originals to compare and contrast the sonics, and in that context, it really is jaw-dropping what Slower have achieved, because once again, who would’ve thought Slayer songs could be made even heavier, but here we are.” (Martin Williams for The Sleeping Shaman)

CLOUDS TASTE SATANIC – All I Want For Christmas Is Your Soul (EP, Kinda Like Music)
“In fact, this whole EP is the perfect soundtrack to that couple of hours on Christmas Day, when you’re in the void between meat sweats and getting your second wind (metaphorically speaking – physically, you’re already preparing for the epic wind that will shortly be exiting your body).” (Beth Morait for Ever Metal)

JOE D. NELSON – Iced Cherries (LP, Ramble Records)
“Nelson fiddled with guitar picking patterns and offered examples of how small changes can organically grow into a new song.” (Noelle Annonen for WBHM)