The Seers – Psych Out (1990) review
The Seers "Psych Out" (Cherry Red Records, 1990) The roots of this British band date back to 1984, when they were then known as Rip Van Satan and...
The See See – Fountayne Mountain (2012) review
The See See - Fountayne Mountain (The Great Pop Supplement, 2012) Hailing from London of all places and not America ... The See See have refined and distilled...
Fuse – ‘Fuse’ (1970)
Classic Rockford, Illinois Psychedelic Rock! Formed by the merging of two of Rockford’s top rock acts of the day with the intent of writing and playing original songs...
The Loons – Inside Out Your Mind (2015) review
The Loons on Bomp Records! Their best effort yet! 'Inside Out Your Mind' by The Loons (Bomp Records BLP4103-1, 2015) It has been five years since The Loons...
Eternity – Eternity (1981/2014) review
Eternity 'Eternity' (Got Kinda Lost Records, 1981/2014) When 1970s slowly dived into Disco era there were still some bands, that didn't care where the mainstream flow is ending....
Sweet Marie – Sweet Marie 1 (1970/2015) review
Fourteen Years In The Making-Well Worth The Wait! Sweet Marie 'Sweet Marie 1' (1970; reissue Gear Fab Records, GF-275, 2015) It has been fourteen years since Gear Fab...
JAZZ CORNER Presents: Noura Mint Seymali – Tzenni (2014)
Noura Mint Seymali 'Tzenni' (Glitterbeat, 2014) Tzenni is one of my favorite records from 2014. Ms. Seymali fronts a North African power rock quartet with her beautifully ecstatic...
Sabattis interview with Larry Wegman and Rocky Kaler
Here's another collaboration we made with great Guerssen Records. Check it out! Sabattis formed in 1968. They were 19 and 20-year-olds that had been playing in bands in...
The Dream Syndicate – ‘The Days of Wine and Roses’ (2015)
The Dream Syndicate emerged out of California’s early 1980s Paisley Underground scene, but stylistically they were set apart from the other acts involved in the movement. While their...
Simeon Soul Charger
Simeon Soul Charger are proud to announce the release of their first compilation disc titled, "The Hiraeth Compilation Vol. 1". Since they first established an European home base...