“Pharmacopious” (Part 1) by Jenell Kesler
The first postcard I ever received read, “Being born into the dream bears no weight.” Those sentiments are dedicated to my husband Rob, for doing so much more...
Rückwater – “Bonehead” (2017) review
Rückwater Bonehead (2017) Hailing from Scandanvia, Rückwater’s debut EP, Bonehead, is a fantastic stoner rock EP, similar to Graveyard, but with some neopsychedelic vibes. The album kicks off with...
Interview with “Space Rocker” Rustic Rod Goodway about Magic Muscle, …
Rod Goodway is without a doubt an important name in UK’s progressive rock scene. Sadly he never got lucky enough to gain sizable popularity with the labels, which...
Brainstory – “Dreams” premiere
Brainstory’s self titled “mini-album” is a landmark for this Inland Empire born trio of jazz musicians. The Album takes listeners on a maiden voyage inward through the skies...
Modern Mal – “Just a Satellite” premiere
Like an oasis appearing to the lone, wearied cowboy, rebel-psych Americana group Modern Mal’s The Misanthrope Family Album dropping May 12th 2017, is the meeting of traditional country...
Trip Hill – ‘Automatic Folk & Flowers’ (2015)
I’m hoping to encompass reviews for the last four outings by Trip Hill, 'Ten Petals of Manipura', 'Raining Metallic Mushroom', 'Lamp of the Universe' and 'Automatic Folk &...
Cindy Lee Berryhill – “The Adventurist” (2017) review
Cindy Lee Berryhill The Adventurist (Omnivore Recordings, 2017) Cindy Lee Berryhill hasn’t released an album since 2008’s Beloved Stranger. Since then, her spouse, Paul Williams, founder of Crawdaddy magazine, has passed away after years of gentle decline in a nursing home, their...
Jim Haney of Perhaps and Kamikaze Tapes
Jim Haney of Boston eclectic experimental trio Perhaps and owner of boutique cassette label Kamikaze Tapes talks about his efforts in DIY music world. How did you first...
How I met Anti-Folk
© Jeffrey Lewis Anti-folk is among the new breed of authentic, organic counter cultures. Some people call it acoustic punk. It wasn’t until 2004 I decided to explore the genre,...
The Creation – “Action Painting” (2017) review
The Creation - Action Painting (2 CD & Book) (The Numero Group, 2017) In their first lifetime, lasting a mere two years, 1966-1968, The Creation had nearly as many...