Troya interview
Troya were a German progressive rock band that formed in 1971 and self-released their debut Point of Eruption in 1976. "No one wanted to become a rockstar." Where and...
Electric Feat interview
Brutal, mysterious, sweet, excited, smashing, their music will catch you from the beginning to the end of this wild ride. A big punch in the face. Electric Feat, the...
Spiral Galaxy album premiere
Exclusive album premiere of Spiral Galaxy! A Cardinal Fuzz (Europe) and Lion Productions (USA) co-release. Expansive kosmische sounds with flute, sitar and electronics, that travels from devotional soundscapes to...
Kedama interview
Kedama are a Swiss progressive rock trio that was formed in 1971 by Christian Linder (guitars, keyboards), Richard Rothenberger (keyboards) and Peter Suter (drums). Where and when did...
Phi-Psonics interview with Seth Ford-Young
Los Angeles based Phi-Psonics is a new instrumental group with an introspective, improvisational approach to creating lush, immersive soundscapes. Phi-Psonics is led by Bassist/Composer Seth Ford-Young who, along...
Helm
'Saturnalia' is live album by London-based sound artist and experimental musician Helm. You can find it on his Helm Bandcamp page. "My music shifts continuously to reflect my...
‘East Song’ by Orgöne
Get on an interdimensional music journey with the brand new "East Song", by Avantgarde Psych Rock collective Orgöne! June 2020 will see the hotly anticipated release of Mos/Fet,...
Interview with Nate Hall (USX, Uktena)
When, in February 2020, I heard that USX (a.k.a. U.S. Christmas) lead by the prolific songwriter and polystrumentist Nate Hall were about to play their first live show...
Andrea Cormier – ‘Creatures of Illusion’ (2020)
Andrea Cormier, formerly with the band Beachglass, is out with a new collection of low-keyed ethereal numbers that nearly shimmer, balanced with grace and harmony. Creatures of Illusion...
Prana Crafter/ragenap – ‘No Ear To Hear’ (2020)
William Sol (aka Prana Crafter) and Joel Berk (aka ragenap [sic]) each recorded their respective 19-minute sidelong improvisational jam on 24 September 2019 in tribute to Grateful Dead...