11/05/2026
Two exciting new releases are coming soon from Rogue Records.
Garage rock troublemakers The Giant Robots from Lausanne, Switzerland keep their fuzz warm and their melodies sharp — still alive, still swinging, still chasing that perfect three-chord spark since 1996.
Raised on dusty 45s, Farfisa tones, and a soft spot for mid-sixties beat, they blend raw garage energy with a lighter, hook-driven touch — all wrapped in a slightly crooked charm that feels both vintage and immediate.
“Spooky Signs” spins a tale of romantic nightmares as a couple drifts too close to a graveyard, carried by moody fuzz and ghostly overtones, while the B-side “Goodbye” leans into a gentler, more melodic sixties feel — all jangling guitars and wistful Mod soundtrack vibes.
Datura4 is an Australian psychedelic rock band formed in Fremantle, Western Australia, in 2014. The group is best known for its raw, riff-heavy sound that draws heavily from late 1960s and 1970s hard rock, blues rock, and garage psychedelia. It was founded by Dom Mariani, a veteran of the Australian scene known for his work with bands like The Stems and DM3.
Musically, Datura4 blends heavy guitar riffs with hypnotic grooves and blues-inflected vocals. Despite their retro aesthetic, their music carries a contemporary edge, appealing to both classic rock enthusiasts and newer audiences exploring neo-psychedelia.
Rogue Records is very proud to release these two covers of Sixties classics. “I’m a Man” was originally recorded by The Spencer Davis Group, while “The Train Kept A-Rollin’” was popularized in the 1960s by The Yardbirds.
The scheduled release date for both records is May 21st. They are now available for pre-order at https://roguerecords.bandcamp.com/