Zen Mantra – How Many Padmes Hum? (2013) review
Zen Mantra "How Many Padmes Hum?" (Stroll On Records, 2013) Some would say that modern technologies destroyed music with the ability to record it with just computer and...
Strange Forces interview with Matt Blanton, Nick Burroughs and Eli Kalaitzides
Lysergic, sometimes atonal, powerful and at once catchy, you might say there are strange forces at work in the music. A confident blend of space and psychedelic rock,...
Crosss interview with Andrew March
If you’re just joining me then you might have missed out a little bit. I am of the opinion that a gerat deal of the best psychedelic music...
Dream – Get Dreamy (1967) review
Dream “Get Dreamy” (Shadoks, 2013) Dream was a short lived Norwegian psychedelic pop band featuring legendary guitarist Terje Rypdal. They recorded their lone album for Polydor in 1967,...
The Ills interview with Erika Ebola and Danny Dysentery
Every once in a while you need some real punk in your life. Not any of that pretentious emo or goth crap people keep churning out about teenage...
Kim Fowley interview
One and only Kim Fowley took his time for an interview. He recently wrote an autobiography called "Lord Of Garbage". We discussed his memories of all of his...
Paul Butterfield Blues Band – The Paul Butterfield Blues Band (1965) review
Paul Butterfield Blues Band - "The Paul Butterfield Blues Band" (Music On Vinyl, 2013) Seen in context, this is the album that, way back in 1965, brought the...
The Underground Electrics – Hey Jude / The Generation Gap – Up Up And Away (1968)
The Underground Electrics “Hey Jude”/The Generation Gap “Up Up And Away” (Gear Fab Records 2013) Grab your favorite vice, find a comfortable seat, sit back and tune your...
Million Brazilians interview
Million Brazilians are no strangers to Kansas City as half of them used to live here and now reside in Portland, Oregon where there is no shortage of...
Dead Sea Apes / Black Tempest – ‘Sun Behind The Sun’ (2013)
This collaboration between the Manchester instrumental trio Dead Sea Apes and Stephen Bradbury (aka Black Tempest) plays to both of their strengths in creating an intoxicating instrumental space...