From The Vault: Lee Michaels – ‘Recital’ (1968)
A big, demanding voice seeping with melody, combined with crafty keyboard exercises were prime factors engraved in the songs of Lee Michaels. Prior to adopting such a stance,...
Jonathan Mikkelsen
Jonathan Mikkelsen is audio and visual artist from Denmark with an interest in technology and sensory experience. I saw you live at the Delta Wave festival in Antwerp...
The Yardbirds – ‘Live And Rare’ (2019)
Released in conjunction with three 180 gram limited edition LP’s ‘Live And Rare’ is a collection of The Yardbirds, live and in the studio, featuring performances with all...
‘Queen Of The Pill’ by The Jackets
Raw amazing Full-Fuzz-Power-Punk-Beat with a touch of Psychedelia! The Jackets are dark, exciting, dynamic, loud, fun and addictive! Queen Of The Pill by The Jackets The Jackets have been...
Dr Strangely Strange
There is a really good new book out about Irish psych-folkies Dr Strangely Strange, titled Fitting Pieces To The Jigsaw. It’s an insightful view of one of the...
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...