Colin Schlitt did the thing artists rarely admit to, let alone enact: he erased his own work. His second album, released in haste and then swiftly withdrawn, was...
If Stephen Flam’s previous tenure with death-doom legends Winter established the blueprints for sludgy, monolithic heaviness, his current vessel, Göden, is the architecture of its spiritual evolution. With...
Experience Hendrix has issued a box set celebrating The Jimi Hendrix Experience’s second studio album, ‘Axis: Bold As Love’, originally released in the UK in December 1967 and...
Continuing his deep dive into the tape vaults of Randy California, compiler Mick Skidmore has revisited ‘Sea Dream’, originally issued as a double-disc set in 2002 and centered...
Between 1967 and 1970 British rock band Procol Harum released four studio albums and a number of memorable singles, debuting with the baroque influenced “A Whiter Shade Of...
Between 1966 and 1970 Birmingham based British rock band The Move, led by multi-instrumentalist, vocalist and songwriter Roy Wood, issued three albums, a live EP, and numerous singles,...
John Idan is an American guitarist, singer, and songwriter best known for his long association with the legendary Yardbirds and for leading the John Idan Group. Raised in...
What happens when two indie veterans strip away the ego and focus purely on the joy of creation? You get beaming. The collaborative project of Derek Ted (prolific...
Belfast quartet announce their sophomore LP, 'Animal Style,' with a track that weaponizes nostalgia through a wall of distortion. Following their 2022 debut 'Moonsoake,' which was birthed in...
Originally pressed in 1972 in an edition of around ten copies, 'The Chemist' by The Musical Players sits comfortably among the rarest and strangest artefacts of British acid-folk....