Moğollar | Interview
Formed at the end of 1967 with five young musicians, Moğollar were the original Anadolu psych originators. They were the first Turkish pop band who tried to blend...
JAZZ CORNER Presents: Bill Evans – ‘Live At Ronnie Scott’s’ (2020)
Recorded back in 1968, smack dab in the middle of the psychedelic 60’s 'Live At Ronnie Scott's' was derived from the personal recordings of drummer Jack DeJohnette, where...
Umbra | Interview
Unreleased heavy rock from 1971-1972! Umbra formed in Denver. This heavy psych influenced band was active until 1972 and recorded quite a lot of material that was recently...
Museo Rosenbach | Interview
Museo Rosenbach formed in the early seventies and released 'Zarathustra' in 1973. Their debut is regarded as one of the best Italian progressive rock works of all time....
Brinsley Schwarz | Interview
Remembered for their iconic performances and breaking ground in forging the foundations of London’s pub- rock scene, the Brinsleys brewed up a storm across the capital and the...
Kollektiv | Interview
Kollektiv is a legendary German group that released their eponymous album on famous label Brain in 1973. Kollektiv produced an incomparable and innovative sound. "The concept was ideally free...
Vision Eternel | Interview
Vision Eternel is a Canadian-American melogaze band whose musical creations focus on emotion, heartbreak and love. Melogaze, coined by founder Alexandre Julien, has been described as a blend...
Turtle Skull | Interview
Merging the light, the organic, the ecstatic with the monolithic, the fuzzy, the droney, Turtle Skull have forged a reputation around their signature ‘flower doom’ sound, and aim...
Formula 3 | Tony Cicco | Interview
Formula 3 was an Italian progressive rock band originally active from 1969 to 1974. Tony Cicco is a drummer, singer, composer, author and multi-instrumentalist with an unmistakable voice,...
Humbros
Humbros is the Nantes-based duo of Charles Dubois (percussion) and Simon (sax, electronics). On calm moments, they sound like fourth world ambient. On wilder moments, they sound like...