Aqua Nebula Oscillator
I’ve always been a glutton for the wild and fantastical whims of the occult. There’s something so enticing about the mythology behind it; epic and powerful demigods and...
Chris Grant – It’s Not About War! (2013) review
Chris Grant “It’s Not About War!” (359 Music, 2013) Liverpudlian Grant writes heartbreaking songs with a Northern sensibility – cold, wet, forlorn – reminiscent of his neighbours Echo...
Writing for Psychedelic Baby
We are going to take a few days off. In the meantime anyone interested in being a writer for Psychedelic Baby should contact us via email (psychedelicbabyblog@gmail.com).
Hoi’ Polloi interview
The band's lone 1972 self-titled album, recorded over spring break at Earlham College by means of "bouncing" between two stereo tape decks, is a fantastic collection of country...
Asimov – ‘Overseas’ (2013)
Sophomore effort from this Portuguese psychedelic outfit is full of fuzzy, wah-wah guitars, chunky drumming, and hallucinogenic, chanting vocals. Simple, minimalist rhythms pump through the opener, which seems...
Marshmallow Overcoat interview with Timothy Gassen
The Marshmallow Overcoat are one of the best bands, that emerged from so called paisley underground scene. Based in Tucson, Arizona they were just far enough from Los...
Psychedelic Attic #6
The Young Sinclairs - You Know Where To Find Me (Planting Seeds Records, 2013) Cheap Wine - Mystic Crow (Celebration Days, 2013) High Speed And The Afflicted Man - Get Stoned...
Triptides – ‘Predictions’ (2013)
Listening to the 13 tracks on this pleasurable album is like taking a visit through three separate yet connected eras of pop/rock music. In Triptides’ sound I hear...
Sky Picnic – Paint Me A Dream (2013) review
Sky Picnic "Paint Me A Dream" (Nasoni, 2013) Third album from this Brooklyn trio brings a lysergic sheen to their 21st century psych pop, which recalls similar astral...
Slushy interview with Chris Kramer and Brent Zmrhal
© Bobby Hussy Slushy are a band with one foot firmly planted in the present and another somewhere in the mid-60’s, amongst the discovery of fuzz and distortion,...