Pigeon Spins Rock Featuring Matare, Giant Haze, Wild Horse, John Lebanon, Zegovia, and More!

Giant Haze - Cosmic Mother

Riffs like a wall of desert sand. Sweat and tears on your face. The relentless groove of the 90s, purple flashing lights, and lots and lots of smoke.

The sound is based on the energetic and powerful vibe of early stoner rock - paired with catchy melodies, the straightforward song structures of grunge, and an uncompromising contemporary heaviness. Just think of a beloved foundling from the commune of Fu Manchu, Kyus,s and the Misfits, and you'll have a rough idea of where the journey is headed.

In the late summer of 2024, the debut album “Cosmic Mother” was recorded in the band's own studio and then mixed and mastered by Ulf Nagel. Drums and bass were recorded live in one day to capture the right groove. The production was done very old school without amp modeling, drum triggers, or other bells and whistles.

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Matare - Extinction Burst

Introducing "Extinction Burst," Matare's original album set to release on 02nd Sep 2025, a collection of tracks that draw inspiration from a diverse range of influences, including The Chameleons, Foster The People, The Cure, Depeche Mode, and New Order. Each song on the album tells a story rooted in personal experiences and emotions, reflecting a journey of self-discovery and reflection. With a blend of post-punk, new wave, and alternative rock elements, "Extinction Burst" promises to be a standout release that defies genre boundaries and resonates with audiences on a profound level.

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Wild Horse - Don't Wait

Wild Horse’s Jack Baldwin was thrilled to collaborate with acclaimed Norwegian artist Matilda Gressberg, and together they crafted the vibrant pop anthem, “Don’t Wait.”

"Don’t Wait" is a heartfelt song about recognizing when something in your life no longer works and finding the courage to let go. It’s a reminder that sometimes, the best thing you can do is embrace change and move forward.

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John Lebanon - Mizuri

“Mizuri” encapsulates a moment of awakening, urging listeners to break free from despair and embrace newfound light. The song’s title, meaning Missouri in Japanese, symbolizes the delicate balance between identity and reinvention, old wounds and fresh beginnings. With a striking vocal performance, juicy transitional riffs, and a soaring chorus, “Mizuri” is a beacon of hope in a world filled with uncertainty, offering a glimpse into the profound journey of self-discovery and resilience.

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Zegovia - Prefab

A sonic punch to the gut, Zegovia's upcoming single, "Prefab", doesn’t ask to be understood—it demands to be felt. The track is a loud, unapologetic, multi-guitar explosion of energy that leaves logic behind and dares listeners to come along for the ride. There’s no tidy message or grand theme here—just raw emotion, distorted riffs, and a rhythm section that hits like a freight train.

With lines like “Fiend around another / Indeed another toxic life” and “Prefabrication / No mind illumination,” the song invites interpretation—but never offers answers. Instead, Zegovia embraces the nonsensical, pushing their sound further into gritty, abstract territory.

Following the success of their debut album OBSERVE, Zegovia continues to carve out space for unfiltered expression in the modern rock scene. Prefab is a wild detour—one that makes no promises, but still leaves a mark.

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