The Long Ryders – Final Wild Songs (2016) review
The Long Ryders - Final Wild Songs (Cherry Red Records, 2016) If you’ve missed The Long Ryders on your alternative country rock journey, Final Wild Songs will be...
Eric Clapton – I Still Do (2016) review
Eric Clapton - I Still Do (Bushbranch Records, 2016) The phrase “Clapton is God ” originated during Eric Clapton's tenure with John Mayall’s Bluesbreakers. Eric was a member...
It’s Psychedelic Baby presents: RMFTM – ‘Translucent Concrete’ premiere
RMFTM have shared the second cut – ‘Translucent Concrete’ – from their upcoming LP, Subversive II: Splendor of the Wicked. ‘Translucent Concrete’ is a brutalist and industrial amalgamation...
Psychedelic Attic #23
Vinyl Third Man Records Dead Weather Kelley Stoltz Wolf Eyes Margo Price Danny Kroha The Gories Beyond Beyond Is Beyond Records The Myrrors Our Solar System Fire Records...
It’s Psychedelic Baby presents: The Philistines – The Backbone of Night album premiere
New wave of psychedelic rock, not forgetting roots of once exploding genre from the late 1960s. The Black Angels, Baby Woodrose and legendary '60s psych-rock Love comes to my...
Bob Dylan – Fallen Angels (2016) review
Bob Dylan - Fallen Angels (Columbia, 2016) With none of the arrangements on Fallen Angels being true to the originals, it would be easy to say that this...
Heron Oblivion | Marrying U.S. Psychedelic Rock with British Acid Folk | Interview
Those of you who've been following underground music for the past ten years might know bands like Comets On Fire, Six Organs of Admittance, Sic Alps and Espers....
Various Artists – Day of the Dead (2016) review
Various Artists - Day of the Dead (4AD Records, 2016) These epic compilations, and usually for a good cause, have always managed to stumble me, often leaving me...
Where Have All the Hippies Gone?
Mike Hobren playing guitar at Liberty Lunch, Austin, Texas) (Cover of White Light’s self-titled album on Shadoks Music) (A Short Story Based on Actual Events) By Mike Hobren...
JAZZ CORNER Presents: Et Cetera – Knirsch (1972)
On the album Knirsch [which means ‘crunch’ in German, and explains the album’s cover] Wolfgang Dauner sets out to complete some unfinished business, ideas that he’d been unable...