Metabolist interview
Metabolist were a UK experimental group forming in January 1977, consisting of Malcolm Lane (guitar, synth, vocals), Simon Millward (bass, vocals, synth), Mark Rowlatt (drums, percussion) and Anton...
The Embrooks
We all have no problem in giving pride of place and any amount of kudos to albums that were made by vintage names from the 1960s and 1970s,...
Bob Mould – “Sunshine Rock” (2019) review
Bob Mould - Sunshine Rock (Merge, 2019) Mr. Mould may have more personal issues than I was aware of, saying “I’m sincerely trying to keep things brighter these days...
JAZZ CORNER Presents: 1000 Kings – Raw Cause (2018)
1000 Kings - Raw Cause (Jazz re:freshed, 2018) https://1000kings.com/releases Ahhhh … finally some new jazz fusion that I can sink my teeth into, music sounding as futuristic as...
Thomas Wiehe interview
Swedish singer/songwriter Thomas Wiehe made a couple of interesting albums in the 70’s. The Wiehe brothers originally played in the 60’s band The Moccers, and Mikael has appeared on some...
Hellebore interview
Hellebore are named after a flower that cures madness. This French experimental band started in the late 1970’s and released only one album, which is very ambiguous mix of...
Juleah interview
Juleah, which is actually Julia Hummer, is back with her new album Desert Skies, an enchanting hypnotic bit of sonic wanderlust with deep roots in the genres of...
Hypnodrone Ensemble interview
Aidan Baker & thisquietarmy’s expanded polyrhythmic avant rock collective, featuring the core trio of drummers Felipe Salazar, David Dunnett & Jérémie Mortier, occasionally joined by guests Felix-Florian Tödtloff...
Sharron Kraus interview
Sharron Kraus is a singer of folk songs, a songwriter and multi-instrumentalist whose solo work and collaborations offer a dark and subversive take on traditional music. As well...
Goose Corp. interview
Chicago’s Goose Corp. drops their single “Out of Time” February 1st followed by their Jumbled Thoughts record release February 8th. The album is a culmination of the past...