The Irish quintet announce their appearance, promising some of the most intriguing, indie psychedelia of the past five years.

The garage-rock duo remain as authentic as ever on their latest release.

The album harnesses a fresh and angry sound, one fans have been hoping for. 

The band share their 26th album.

The Australian band share their third album.

A few months after releasing a debut album with Bandicoot, Tom is back — but this time sans the rest of the band.

The Aussie natives prove they’re the next big thing in the world of psych-rock with an effortless first offering.

Delving into jam-band territory with sound experiments old and new, the Australians have rediscovered the boundless fun-loving freedom that defined them.

I was excited to see what the ever-evolving band had in store for us with their fourth studio album — spoiler: it didn’t disappoint

The Australian garage rock favourites release a riotous second album: bringing with them trippy album art, a fresh Viking swagger and, as always, rowdy garage rock greatness