Ross Beattie presents It’s Psychedelic Baby podcast #37 (June)
The Mystery Lights- Someone Else Is In Control Causa Sui- Portixeddu The Moving Sidewalks- 99th Floor Terminal Cheesecake- Bull Of The Woods The Mal Thursday Quintet- The Other...
‘Second Mind’ by The Heavy Minds
The Heavy Minds are a Garage-Psych – Band based in Upper Austria. Even though the idea of genre-boundaries is quite meaningless for the band, it would probably be...
‘Diamond Days’ by Kombuja
“Diamond Days” is an emotional catharsis that serves as a protest in a climate dominated by anxiety, self-deprivation and discomfort. "...fuse western psychedelia with the dark bellows..."...
‘Meltdown On The Horizon’ by Frozen Planet….1969
Frozen Planet.... 1969 are back! Back after about only half a year since their quirky 'The Heavy Medicinal Grand Exposition' album. This time there's a meltdown on the...
The Building – ‘Just for Once’
The Building, which here is essentially Anthony LaMarca, lays out a short sentimental EP in the character of unencumbered low-keyed psalms, though Just For Once is far more...
Owen Gardner
Owen Gardner is a Baltimore based multi-instrumentalist, mainly known for his contributions to Horse Lords and Matmos. "Music has been around me as long as I've been alive."...
Baker Gurvitz Army – ‘Since Beginning: The Albums 1974-1976’ (2019)
Composed of former Cream, Blind Faith and Ginger Baker Air Force drummer Ginger Baker, and brothers, Adrian and Paul Gurvitz, previously with The Gun and Three Man Army...
‘Songs for Pittsburgh’ by Andrew Kruske
'Songs for Pittsburgh' is the latest release by Andrew Kruske, singer/songwriter of the duo known as Chameleon Treat. Musically, the album shares sonic qualities with albums by The...
Group 1850 | Interview | Beer Klaasse
Between 1966 and 1976, Group 1850 blazed an unforgettable path across the Dutch music scene. With mercurial singer/keyboardist Peter Sjardin at the helm, they created some of the...
From The Vault: Captain Beyond – ‘Captain Beyond’ (1972)
The real-deal! Some underground albums don’t justify their hype, but this, this is a collection of memorable songs, relentless riffs and clever compositions one after another that not...