The Frost – Through The Eyes Of Love (1970) review
The Frost "Through The Eyes Of Love" (Vanguard Records, 1970) Before The Frost, there was The Bossmen. Based in Saginaw, Michigan, The Bossmen were one of the most...
The Knights Of Fuzz: The New Garage & Psychedelic Music Explosion
Building on the foundation of his 1991 publication “Echoes In Time” noted music historian and filmmaker Timothy Gassen presents a newly updated and expanded edition of the book,...
Sick Thoughts – Fat Kid With A 10-inch (2014) Review
Sick Thoughts "Fat Kid With A 10-inch" (Black Gladiator/Slovenly Records, 2014) Drew Owen has been perfecting his craft with release after release over the past few years and...
Frankie And The Witch Fingers – ‘Frankie And The Witch Fingers’ (2014)
I love it when a plan comes together, and I love it even more when my favorite bands join forces with my favorite labels as every once in...
Cooked Books – Endtimes Forever 12 (2014) review
Cooked Books - Endtimes Forever 12 (Jurassic Pop, 2014) Following on the footsteps of their 2013 debut album which was delayed due to several insane circumstances out of...
The Rare Earth Legacy
“Tracing Their Tracks” (The Rare Earth Legacy: A recorded history 1969-1974) Based in the Motor City (Detroit, MI, USA), hometown to such (in)famous rockers as The MC5 and...
Clearaudio Concept MC Cartridge
One of the leading hi-end companies for turntables - Clearaudio from Germany are sponsoring our magazine with their Concept MC cartridge, which is very well made moving coil...
Nostradamus interview
Vienna was a very conservative place for young musicians interested in experimenting with rock music. There were only a couple of underground bands around. Nostradamus managed to record...
Leather Slave – Leather Slave (2014) review
Leather Slave "Leather Slave" (Permanent Records, 2014) Psychotic, menacing, jarring, frightening, infectious and quite possibly fucking brilliant, Leather Slave are offering up a sacrifice to the lo-fi gods...
You’re Smiling Now But We’ll All Turn Into Demons – Population IV (2015) review
You’re Smiling Now But We’ll All Turn Into Demons “Population IV” (Cardinal Fuzz, 2015) Despite the unnecessarily unwieldy moniker (quick – don’t look at the beginning of this...