FLEUR – Fille Sauvage (CD-LP, Soundflat)
“Pop, beat and rock definitely are in the foreground, all solidly rooted in the sixties. At times the spirit of Françoise Hardy shines through, though always more or less with an indie feel.” (Wolfgang Giese for Musik An Sich)

FORD’S FUZZ INFERNO – Electrofuzification (LP, Subunderground C.A.)
"This second album sounds as if they’ve got the devil on their heels... Short, powerful, angry, slightly confusing and without any solutions." (Willem Jongeneelen for Oor)

“Props to these ageing punks for keeping the fire alive. Check out Body Functions!” (Jeff Cost for Maximum Rocknroll)

The current issue (#74) of the long-running UK punk zine Suspect Device features an extensive interview with the band.

HUMAN TEOREMA – Le Premier Soleil De Jan Calet (LP, Sulatron)
“The music of Human Teorema often has a cosmic character, oscillating between psychedelic ambient, dreamy comtemplative prog rock, and wild, turbulent Krautrock. (Henk Vereecken for Dark Entries)

“Human Teorema unveils a cosmos all its own, with the longer pieces properly launching the band’s psychedelia and Krautrock into orbit.” (Juergen S. for Time For Metal)

“An intense collection of cosmic sounds that, like the universe itself, seems to know no limits.” (Carsten Aghte for Betreutes Proggen)

VARIOUS – Congo Funk (CD-2LP, Analog Africa)
This exciting release from Analog Africa found its way to No. 14 in Uncut magazine’s list of best reissues and compilations of 2024. “James Brown’s visit to Kinshasa in 1974 inspired bands on both sides of the mighty Congo River to pick up electric guitars and incorporate American funk moves into their rambunctious, rumba-derived rhythms. This terrific comp showcased the unfailingly uplifting results.” (Uncut's Best Reissues)

VARIOUS – Super Disco Pirata (CD-2LP, Analog Africa)
"... well stocked with pungent gems and alluringly wonky oddities from across Latin America ... Hugely charming." (8/10 rating by Stephen Dalton for Uncut, Feb. 2025)

GREEN PAJAMAS – Just To This (CD-2LP, Sound Effect)
“Handpicked by Jeff Kelly, this 23-track journey offers a rare glimpse into the band’s evolution, with previously unreleased songs, digital-only rarities, and freshly mastered gems that bring their storied catalog to life.” (A quote from It’s Psychedelic Baby! Magazine interview with Jeff Kelly)

MAMMOTH – Mammoth (LP, RidingEasy Records)
Discover an insightful interview with this hidden Southern Rock gem, featuring never-before-seen photos of the band)

MOUSE – Lady Killer (LP, Guerssen)
A very insightful interview with Ray Russell, legendary prog-fusion/session guitarist. He was part ofJohn Barry Seven, Graham Bond, Georgie Fame, Running Man...and beyond. “Throughout the 1960s, Russell became a sought-after session musician. By 1967, he was playing in the legendary Graham Bond Organisation, touring with The Soft Machine, Jimi Hendrix Experience, The Who, Pink Floyd, and others, while also forming his own band, Rock Workshop.” (It’s Psychedelic Baby Magazine)

BASS COMMUNION – The Itself On Itself (2LP, Fourth Dimension Records/Lumberton Trading Company)
“Wilson goes through the Delia Derbyshire space station with nods to both Tangerine Dream’s Zeit and the BBC Radiophonic Workshop that speaks of ‘Ziwzih Ziwzih OO-OO-OO.’ I mean, why do you think that he has a huge amount of source material behind his love of the electronic genre? Think about it for a second, and you might want to take note of that.”(Zachary Nathanson for Echoes and Dust)

SOCIETE ETRANGE – Au Revoir (LP-CD, Bongo Joe)
“It’s a record that depends less on the mesmeric but more on surging post rock heftiness, spikey post punk rhythms and the powerful undertow of dub electronics to push the six tracks over some imagined industrial hinterland.” (John Parry for Backseat Mafia)

CALLISTO – True Nature Unfolds (2LP, Svart)
“…with a bit more fine tuning and a little more eagerness to experiment, they could in my opinion rival the sounds of the other two legends in their genre, Isis and Neurosis.” (pixiesfanyo for Sputnik Music)

COUCH SLUT – My Life As A Woman (CD-LP, Brutal Panda)
“The instrumentation dwells somewhere in the space between hardcore and noise rock, the band aptly wielding frenetic riffs punctuated with squeals of feedback and filth.”(You say proto-this… for Sputnik Music)

“The band has brought forth the vivid darkness of slam poetry and freedom of fruitful vulgarity in a well-picked bouquet of the best parts of their discography for this anniversary album. It gives you the perfect collection of their vitriol malcontent in the world of human sexuality. A must-have.”(Jordeana Bell for Metal Insider)

“Now wrapped in brown paper so to hide its shamed sleeve, My Life as a Woman has undergone a clean-up for their Brutal Panda label’s 10th Anniversary Remaster (courtesy of Matt Colton, the producer who’s made Sunn O))) shine), in league with the frazzled clarity and feminist rage of their newest album, 2024’s You Could Do It Tonight.” (A.D. Amorosi for Flood Magazine)

DUNN WITH LORDS AND LADY KEVIN – Last Days at Hot Slit (LP, Overdrive)
“This album may prove a challenging to some, even the most hardened Noise-Rock veterans. However, perseverance is the key here and should you choose to exercise patience then it’ll be the best thing you ever do.” (Reza Mills for Ghost Cult Mag)