The Posies – Failure (2014) review
The Posies "Failure" (Omnivore Recordings, 1989/2014) This is a reissue you have to listen to with perspective. You have to imagine that it’s 1988 and someone handed you...
The Eye Jabs interview
What would you say if I want you to imagine music, that sounds just like "The Atomic Vampire from the 4th dimension seducing a lovely femme fatale!"?! Old...
The Golden Grass interview with Adam Kriney
Anyone need a hit of acid? Don’t worry; Golden Grass has got your back. The cool thing though is you don’t even need to dose to get into...
Förtress interview with John Madsen
Delivering a hefty dose of riff-worship via Sabbath and Mötorhead with deafening, skull crushing stoner psych noise and solos that tear through the ether like razors through flesh...
Original Soundtrack Blow-Up (1966) review
Original Soundtrack Blow-Up (Music On Vinyl, 1966/2014) review I won't dwell too much on the film itself other than to say that it's a seriously groovy piece of...
DOM interview with Gabor Baksay
DOM recorded one of the most psychedelic albums of all time. They were from Düsseldorf and recorded Edge of Time in the early 1970s. What was the inspiration to become...
Copies waiting in Sandila warehouse for CDs to arrive.
Here are copies of our magazine waiting in Sandila warehouse for CDs to arrive. Sandila made them right away, but plant that is working on CDs is super...
Secret Colours – Positive Distractions (2014) review
Secret Colours "Positive Distractions" (2014) If I could say just one thing about the Positive Distractions, the new release from the Chicago based neo-psych band Secret Colours, it’s...
Virginia Trance interview with Scott Davis
Virginia Trance, the brainchild of founder Scott Davis, maybe isn’t what you’d expect from a guy who’s been involved with both Psychic Ills and Images in the past. ...
Quilt – Quilt (2011) review
Quilt "Quilt" (Mexican Summer, 2011) I’ve gotten rather tired of asking myself why reviewers need to connect some artificial dots and timeline, suggesting that new psych bands are...