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Sonic Jesus blew away audiences earlier this year with the unrelenting sonic intensity of their live show, during a 40 date European tour in support of their now sold-out debut album, Neither Virtue Nor Anger. They'll be taking to the road again in March 2016 for a circuit of southern Europe after a slew of UK shows including a performance at Manchester's Cosmosis festival. The Italian group have gained a reputation for their impassioned live show, delivered with all the raw energy and mastery that one would hope for after listening to their epic double LP debut album. Clash Music put it...

Dopo aver causato un’ onda d’urto nella scena underground con il loro album d’esordio ‘Neither Virtue Nor Anger’, i Sonic Jesus tornano alla ribalta con un 7 pollici edizione limitata - uscita prevista il 20 Novembre con Fuzz Club Records - il quale comprende una nuovissima traccia ed un remix di Sonic Boom ( alias Pete Kember, fondatore e leader di Spacemen 3 e Spectrum).L’ “A-Side” include il remix di “Locomotive”; la traccia mantiene quell’ astratta bellezza vocale che in qualche modo evoca un rituale religioso o, piuttosto, un lamento di solitudine. La canzone è quindi sospinta nei cieli dall’...

After causing seismic shifts in the underground earlier this year with their debut album Neither Virtue Nor Anger, Sonic Jesus are back with a brand new track, "Never In My Mind", due for release on a limited edition 7" titled Locomotive on November 20th. “Never In My Mind” starts off like a call to arms full of violence and energy, and continues its rampage pace like an adrenaline shot to the heart. The marching snare drum is overlaid with fuzz-heavy guitars and dark distorted vocals to produce a sound that is distinctly Sonic Jesus. It will appear as the B side to a remix of "Locomotive"...

  Fuzz Club and Bad Vibrations present the Fuzz Club Festival, a two day event bringing together a top shelf selection of psych and underground bands from across Europe and beyond. Held across two stages under the brickwork railway arches of Hackney’s London Fields Brewhouse on November 13th and 14th, the festival sees the return of London duo The KVB to headline the weekend with youth-infused shoegaze tempered by minimalist electro.  They’ll be sharing the stage with Berlin’s geurilla krautrockers Camera, seminal British space / noise band The Telescopes, the desert drones of Arizona locals The Myrrors, and a selection of Fuzz Club’s recent discoveries and collaborators: 

The bass-heavy synth and acid tinged organ of...