Allah-Las interview
Following their 2016 album Calico Review, Allah-Las return with Covers #1, the first in a series of EPs exploring tunes near and new to the band. For the...
JAZZ CORNER Presents: Woody Shaw – “The Moontrane” (1975)
Woody Shaw - The Moontrane (Muse Records, 1975) Originally released on Muse Records in 1975. The version of this album on the Mosaic box set Woody Shaw: The...
The Bad Losers interview
There’s a certain element of both fans and musicians who feel that the Mersey, garage and freakbeat sounds of the mid 60’s were some of the best and...
Sandra Boss
“Heavy breathing and hyperventilating” Copenhagen based sound artist Sandra Boss released a tape in an edition of 40 copies called Luft, which contains two recordings of MIDI controlled...
Chik White
“The simplicity is what makes it so complex” Chik White is a Canadian ex-punk who started playing a jaw harp in 2010, released on several tape releases, and...
Richmond Fontaine – “Don’t Skip Out on Me” (2018) review
Richmond Fontaine - Don’t Skip Out on Me (Fluff and Gravy Records, 2018) Don’t Skip Out On Me Now is a soundtrack of sorts, only it’s the soundtrack...
Hawkwind – ‘At the Roundhouse’ (2017)
Hawkwind are back with another live release. This was recorded live at the Roundhouse in London on their 'In The Woods' tour in 2017. It was the first...
Jimi Hendrix – “Both Sides of the Sky” (2018) review
Jimi Hendrix - Both Sides of the Sky (Sony, 2018) As near as I can figure, there’s not going to be a shortage of new or unheard Hendrix...
“Amour Bohemian” by MERCH
MERCH is the recording monicker of Joe Medina. He creates richly grand cinematic vocal music. His latest album “Amour Bohemian” is a psychedelic album with high quality production...
The Steppenwolf Story – Chapter Eight
It was a full year between studio album releases by Steppenwolf, with “For Ladies Only,” their sixth and final studio effort on ABC/Dunhill Records, appearing in record stores...