Psycholab by Motorpsycho

Motorpsycho's latest, "Neigh," is like the quirky cousin that showed up to the family reunion in overalls and a kazoo. It's a collection of lo-fi/no-fi tracks that didn't quite fit in with their more polished sibling, "Yay!" Think of it as the band's version of a "lost and found" box, filled with musical misfits who finally found their home.

Don't call it a "B-sides" album, though. According to the band, "Neigh" is a party for the songs that usually don't get invited to the party. It's a gathering of awkward outcasts and oddballs who refuse to leave and have finally found their place in the world, while the tracks on "Yay!" were coddled and sung along to by the band and fans.

So, if you're ready for a wild ride through the Motorpsycho universe, filled with off-kilter melodies, experimental sounds, and a whole lot of heart, then "Neigh" is the album for you. It's like stumbling upon a secret gig in a dusty old barn, where the music is raw, the energy is infectious, and you never know what's going to happen next.

Come Together: A Timeless Classic, Reimagined

 Aerosmith's cover of the Beatles' iconic "Come Together" is more than just a tribute; it's a sonic revolution.

Released in 1978, this rock anthem took a song already embedded in our collective consciousness and gave it a whole new life. The raw energy, the bluesy riffs, and Steven Tyler's unmistakable vocals create a powerful blend that's both nostalgic and utterly fresh.

What makes this cover so special?

• Respect for the original: Aerosmith stayed true to the core of the song, capturing its rebellious spirit while adding their signature style.
• A new perspective: The cover offers a different interpretation of the lyrics, making them resonate with a new generation of listeners.
• Timeless appeal: "Come Together" is a universal message that transcends generations.

Have you ever wondered about the deeper meaning behind this song? Let's discuss!