Nuslux, an interview with Roope Eronen
"Putting wires in water" I like Roope Eronen and his music especially, because he says things like: "I put wires in water, resulting in exciting short circuit sounds" and...
JAZZ CORNER Presents: Charles Lloyd – The Water Is Wide (2000)
Charles Lloyd - The Water Is Wide (ECM, 2000) The soulful expression on The Water Is Wide, or should I be describing it as expressionism [?], lends itself...
It’s Psychedelic Baby presents: The Silver Furs – The Swingin Sounds album premiere
We are proud to announce exclusive release by The Silver Furs. Their album was recorded in Berlin by Gordon Raphael, producer of The The Strokes & Regina Spektor. They...
Ginger Gilmour interview about “Memoirs of the Bright Side of the Moon”…
© http://www.angelscript.com/ Ginger Gilmour, artist, humanitarian and ex-wife of Pink Floyd founder David Gilmour was kind enough to answer a few questions about her book “Memoirs of the Bright...
Udo Lindenberg – Lindenberg (1971) review
Listen: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LG4F_X1R0QI Perhaps being the first to achieve a successful German projection of rock, here Udo Lindenberg is on the cusp of greatness, though that greatness, and his...
‘EP#2’ by You Said Strange
This time last year You Said Strange were setting off on a French tour with The Dandy Warhols and now they’re getting ready to share their latest output...
Ippu Mitsui / Annie & The Station Orchestra (2016) review
Ippu Mitsui / Annie & The Station Orchestra - Ippu Mitsui / Annie & The Station Orchestra (Bearsuit Records, 2016) This split LP introduces new music from recent...
Samba Touré – Albala (2013) review
Samba Touré - Albala (Glitterhouse Records, 2013) Listen: https://glitterbeat.bandcamp.com/album/albala Samba Toure’ is a shaman, a African desert visionary, dancing on the windblown sands like a ghost from the past, and...
It’s Psychedelic Baby presents: The Orange Kyte – “Dope: 86” premiere
The Orange Kyte is an experimental music project with a manifesto to release monthly singles in various shapes and forms varying in fidelity and approach but always drawing...
Group 1850 – Agemo’s Trip to Mother Earth (1968) review
Group 1850 - Agemo's Trip to Mother Earth (Pseudonym Records reissue, 1968) Agemo’s Trip To Mother Earth never saw commercial success because there was nothing commercial, or perhaps...