Psychedelic Attic #3
It's time for another Attic, #3, which includes plenty of new stuff. From groovy vinyl reissue of "Homer" released with our help to Sainte Anthony's Fyre and Earthen...
Motorpsycho @Melkweg, Amsterdam (NL) – 13/05 Live Report
It’s 8.00 PM in Leidseplein, Amsterdam. The sky’s covered in a thick layer of light grey clouds, there’s moisture in the air, carried by a mild wind that...
Hunger – Strictly From Hunger! (1969) review
Hunger “Strictly From Hunger!” (Public Records 1969) Born in Portland, Oregon, Hunger eventually relocated to Los Angeles in search of bigger and better opportunities. The band released only...
The PeΔrls – The PeΔrls (2013) review
The PeΔrls “The PeΔrls” (Rijapov 2013) This Italian imprint’s brief meteoric flight across the musical landscape resulted in a dozen 7” singles and EPs between 2006-2009. Now they’re back...
Marc Bolan – Demos From The Underworld (2013) review
Seeing as lo-fi is so fashionable nowadays, the climate is right for the posthumous release of a new compilation of Marc Bolan demos adequately named Demos From the...
The Sunset Strip interview
The Sunset Strip, one of Australia's most critically acclaimed indie bands of the 80s and 90s, has risen from the ashes in 2015 with a slew of releases...
Lotte Kestner – The Bluebird of Happiness (2013) review
Lotte Kestner “The Bluebird of Happiness” (Saint Marie 2013) Lotte Kestner is the nom de rock of Trespassers William vocalist Anna-Lynne Williams. Her sophomore solo album is a...
‘Aristophanes’ by Cosmic Trip Machine
New single by Cosmic Trip Machine exclusively on It's Psychedelic Baby Magazine! New album Golden Horus Name, out 13 September 2013 https://www.psychedelicbabymag.com/2011/04/cosmic-trip-machine-my-interview-wi.html https://www.psychedelicbabymag.com/2013/02/can-am-des-puig-book-of-am-interview.html
I’m gonna blow your mind!
The first time I saw the name Blue Cheer was on a French magazine called Metal Attack. The year was 1984. The first thing I actually read about...
Dumpster Babies interview
Sometimes the stars just seem to align when you listen to a band. You expectantly click on a link, drop the needle on the record or stick in...