Interview with Alan Munson about ‘Cooley-Munson II’
The new "Cooley-Munson II" album is the long awaited follow-up to the highly acclaimed, original 1972 Cooley-Munson "In Debt" LP release. Despite the passage of time, Bill Cooley...
‘Abyss’ by Melting Palms
Melting Palms head into space with a new album 'Abyss'. It will be out on LP/CD/Digital on March 13th. How do you feel in our world today? Surrounded...
‘Two Is The Deal’ by Heavy Whipped Cream
Video premiere of ‘Two Is The Deal’ by a psychedelic sixties inspired folk rock band from the Netherlands, Heavy Whipped Cream! ‘Two Is The Deal’ is taken from the forthcoming...
JAZZ CORNER Presents: Idris Ackamoor Interview
Idris Ackamoor is a multi-instrumentalist, composer, actor, tap dancer, producer, administrator, and director. He is the Founder of the San Francisco performance company Cultural Odyssey and the Founder,...
‘Charlie’ by Caravãna Sun
New video single ‘Charlie’ by Caravãna Sun, a rebellious surf-rock group from Australia! The video is a series of heartwarming clips of the band on their daily adventures and...
‘El Camino’ by Sei Still
Exclusive video premiere of ‘El Camino’ by Sei Still, Mexican 'krautrock'-inspired band that recently signed to Fuzz Club and announced debut LP! Though their taut, unrelenting Krautrock inspired...
‘Det Kollektive Selvmord’ by Emile
Exclusive video premiere of ‘Det Kollektive Selvmord’ by Emile, The Sonic Dawn frontman. 'The Black Spider / 'Det Kollektive Selvmord’ is out April 3rd on Heavy Psych Sounds. You can...
‘Durch Die Ewigkeit’ by Amanda
Amanda is a band which was founded in the mountains of central Austria. On their debut album ‘Durch Die Ewigkeit’ ('Through eternity'), the band takes us on a...
Galaxie 500 – ‘Copenhagen’ (1997/2020 Record Store Day Reissue)
Copenhagen was recorded at the end of Galaxie 500’s European tour (the very last show), where the band had finally gelled and slipped into a hypnotic groove only...
Rose City Band – ‘Summerlong’ (2020)
With Rose City Band surfacing purely as a recording project, where Ripley Johnson's role was almost entirely obscured for the band’s first self-titled album, the dreamy easygoing release,...