Stephen Brayne can still remember standing outside a Brighton milk bar as a boy, too young to go in, listening to the rock and roll records coming from...
Medusa began in Mexico City in 1972, during one of the most difficult periods in the country’s modern history. The student movement of 1968 and the Halconazo massacre...
Jazz kissa are often presented outside Japan as mysterious places governed by strict habits and an almost religious attitude towards sound. That image is not entirely false, but...
We are pleased to premiere ‘Foundlings,’ a new collection of rarities, covers and previously unreleased recordings from Dead Meadow. ‘Foundlings’ is not a conventional new Dead Meadow album....
Joachim Kühn has spent more than six decades pursuing musical freedom, but the freedom in his playing has always been founded on discipline. Born in Leipzig in 1944,...
For most of their existence, the Japanese band Les Rallizes Dénudés left remarkably little official evidence behind them. Their music circulated through copied tapes, bootlegs and incomplete live...
Exclusive album premiere of ‘Mirrors, Shapes, Objects,’ the new album by Michael Columbia, out July 31, 2026, on vinyl and digitally via Cuneiform Records. Emerging from the stylistic...
Embark on a journey through the kaleidoscopic landscapes of sound, guided by the rhythms of the past and present, with The Night Tripper’s podcast. Chat Pile- Deep BlueFirefriend-...
Sister Double Happiness formed in San Francisco in the second half of the 1980s. Gary Floyd and Lynn Perko-Truell had previously played together in the Dicks, while guitarist...
In a four year span between May 1968 and April 1972 San Francisco psychedelic rock band Quicksilver Messenger Service released seven albums on Capitol Records. Cherry Red Records,...