The Black Angels
Phosphene Dream

Bin it. Set fire to it. Destroy it anyway you can. It?s dead and buried for most of us anyway. But somehow ? I?m guessing through pretend devilment ? ...

If you like your rock'n'roll, hard, steely, and psychedelic, with a little Sonics thrown in, then meet the Black Angels. The Texan band's third album ...

The spirit of San Francisco circa 1967 shines brightly in Austin psych-rockers The Black Angels. Their drone-and-fuzz approach is evident throughout t...

Shortly after The Black Angels? last album Directions to See a Ghost, the band began spending serious time with Roky Erickson. The fivesome toured wit...

You can hear traces of the Black Angels' Texas heritage all over their third album: most obviously 13th Floor Elevators' deranged psych groove on the ...

It may seem strange for a current band to relaunch legendary 60s blues label Blue Horizon, but the Black Angels fit the bill. Taking their cue from co...

Ok, so The Black Angels is probably one of the worst band names I have ever heard. But someone once told me “Don’t judge a book by it’s cover”, so let...

There’s been some chatter on the internet that the Black Angels’ move to the newly resurrected Blue Horizon label is tantamount to selling out, a tire...

As if to answer criticisms that the band is better at fetishizing the past than writing songs for the present, The Black Angels’ third LP, Phosphene D...

By screwing vintage 13th Floor Elevators riffs down to trip-hop tempos, the Black Angels struck psych-rock pay dirt. The Austin, Texas-based quintet's...