Svanfridur (Svanfríður) interview with Gunnar Hermannsson
The Icelandic prog-rock band Svanfrídur released only one album, recorded six months after they played their first gig. This short-lived band rapidly rose to fame, receiving rave reviews...
Dale Simpson’s generous contribute to It’s Psychedelic Baby
Dale Simpson is interested in psychedelic culture. He paints all kinds of psych art. Among that he has done this trippy painting for Psychedelic Baby. He started psych...
Pete & Royce – Suffering of Tomorrow + Days of Destruction review
If you are a collector of obscure and rare psych & prog music I’m sure you've heard about Pete and Royce, but the problem is that you couldn't...
Leviathan & Companion interview with Wain Bradley
Leviathan were progressive hard rock band from Memphis. They released an LP and toured for awhile. After that a new band was formed called Companion. Interview: Let’s start...
Sensations’ Fix interview with Franco Falsini
Sensations' Fix is a project of Franco Falsini. They released a couple of really amazing space/electronic albums back in the seventies. Franco also released a solo album called...
MoonJune Records interview with Leonardo Pavkovic
MoonJune Records are really an interesting label. They are searching for something "new" in jazz music. They released some very interesting releases. Some of them we featured on...
Fifty Foot Hose | Interview | Cork Marcheschi
Fifty Foot Hose was a pioneering band in the realm of experimental music during the 1960s. Their innovative fusion of psychedelic rock with electronic and avant-garde elements marked...
Black Mass Rising interview with Shazzula
"Black Mass Rising" is a film by Shazzula. Anyone interested in cults in vain of Kenneth Anger's Lucifer Rising must see this underground film recorded by Shazzula...
Nacosta interview
Nacosta is a psychedelic folk rock band from Los Angeles, CA whose music bridges a gap between Nick Drake’s fingerpicked introspection and Sonic Youth’s in your face...
Uncle Acid and the Deadbeats interview
Uncle Acid and the Deadbeats are fairly new band influenced by 60s psych and 70s hard rock. Where did you form Uncle Acid and the Deadbeats? Uncle Acid:...