Porcupine Tree head honcho Steven Wilson’s latest solo outing gets the ambient-drone soundscape treatment from a diverse set of knob-twiddlers on NSRGNTS RMXS.

Turn on, tune up, rock out – it’s time to get yourself a Contact High from garage psyche-rock maestros You’re Smiling Now But We’ll All Turn Into Demons.

Long-lived lords of Los Angeles drone-psychedelia The Warlocks bring the darkness and the volume to a tiny cupboard somewhere in Southampton.

The Warlocks are back again, and new album The Mirror Explodes introduces a darker undercurrent to their established drugged-out hazy aesthetic.

Turn on, tune in, wig out: The Crocodiles resurrect the drug-drone fuzz of Spacemen 3 and friends in preparation for a long hot Summer of Hate.

The Solemn Truth EP is five tracks of gothic drone hymns; John 3:16 has an ear for atmosphere, but these sound like little more than sketches of a dark place.

Balf Quarry is the new album by eccentric noise-rock duo Magik Markers. That doesn’t necessarily mean what you think it means, though.

Take a trip back to a side of the late eighties you don’t often hear; Heaven’s End and Fade Out saw Loop forging the shoegaze blueprint in blissful obscurity.

Californian psych-noiseniks The Warlocks will be bringing their widescreen sonic experience to the UK in the latter half of August.