Tag Archives: space rock

ALBUM REVIEW: Nord Electric – Loneliness For Sale

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Outer Battery Records are building quite the musical roster for themselves not just with Swervedriver’s brilliant recent EP The World’s Fair, which was reviewed recently for Ghost Cult, but also the inclusion of Heavy Blanket (with J Mascis), Petyr and finally Obits; best known for featuring the legendary, late, great Rick Froberg (Drive Like Jehu/Hot Snakes), RIP. Excitingly, there are also live albums from Dinosaur Jr, Om, and OFF! available from the label. Impressive, right? Continue reading →


ALBUM REVIEW: Melvins 1983 – Thunderball

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Unlike Britain’s flagging public transport system, Melvins are regular as clockwork. In fact, such is the Los Angeles by way of San Francisco by way of Monsanto, Washington outfit’s lust for creating new music, that the fantastic amount of releases put out can be positively overwhelming and hard to keep up with.  Continue reading →


PODCAST: Glacially Musical 220 – Pink Floyd, Culture Shift and “Tonight Let’s All Make Love in London”

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Nik and Keefy of Ghost Cult Mag to discuss Pink Floyd’s involvement in the swinging sixties in London, the gravitational pull of the art, music, and fashion. The stuff of legends and earning the band the moniker “space rock” we discuss the dual blessing and curse of this possible misnomer. Continue reading →