Long Island

As frontman Paul Major approaches 60, Endless Boogie have earned the right to be comfortably stubborn. So Long Island operates strictly on the Brooklyn band's terms, where they log 80 minutes of psychedelia, garage, and scorched, Southern-fried stoner rock.

But Endless Boogie, a bunch of grizzled buzzards from New York, reclaim the zing in two ways.

Check out our album review of Artist's Long Island on Rolling Stone.com.

Endless Boogie are not a band given to nuance and introspection. Thet call themselves Endless Boogie, for God's sake, and the name is apt