Daydream Review interview
Down on the streets of Chicago, in the musical venues and the cozy dim bars around the city, catch Daydream Review glaring on the stages like a diamond...
Judge Trev – ‘God and Man’ Remastered Reissue (2019)
Trevor Thoms, also known as Judge Trev, got his start playing guitar with the late-‘60s blues-rock band Iron Maiden. Following the release of their only album, Maiden Voyage,...
El Gran Temor interview
El Gran Temor (“The Great Fear”) celebrates its 15th birthday this year, but despite being active for such a long time, this Chilean band has only two full-length...
Bretus interview
Bretus is doom metal band based in Italian Catanzaro, Calabria. The outfit is active since 2000, but their debut full-length In Onirica seen the light of day in...
‘Practicing Loss’ by Feast of the Epiphany
Forged in ornate, melodic songwriting, this is drone music that has been arrived at through fearsome complexity. Ambient, but cubist. Both ancient and modern, this is an exciting...
The Quiet Temple – ‘The Quiet Temple’ (2019)
The Quiet Temple is a rather interesting album with deep roots, creating an equally dense and deeply rooted atmosphere, instantly bringing to mind the work Larry Young laid...
Blind Mr. Jones – ‘Stereo Musicale Retrospective’ (2017)
While I’m not one to make band comparisons, I simply can’t get dancing images of the Cure out of my head as this record spins. Blind Mr. Jones...
Group 1850 – ‘Purple Sky – The Complete Works And More’ (2019)
When it comes to Dutch groups who operated in and around the mid-to-late 1960s beat and psychedelic scene, very few could claim to be quite as brave, exciting,...
‘10-12-18 rarities, b-sides, and more...’ by Zig Zags
Zig Zags are about to re-release their earliest music via Nomad Eel Records. 10-12-18 rarities, b-sides, and more... is a collection of demos, rarities and oddities. 10-12-18 rarities,...
Oliver Klaus interview
Oliver Klaus earned a place in Canadian rock and roll history by recording, pressing and distributing their own LP in 1970. The Oliver Klaus album is arguably the...