Mountain Movers – Death Magic (2015) review
Mountain Movers - Death Magic (Safety Meeting Records, 2015) The Mountain Movers aren’t a new band, but one can be forgiven if they make that mistake. It’s been...
Lovebyrd – Lovebyrd (2015) review
Lovebyrd - Lovebyrd (Hairy Records, 2015) Listen: http://lovebyrd.bandcamp.com/ I don’t know where Lovebyrd has been hiding, but their debut album, the self-titled Lovebyrd, is being released by Hairy Records...
White Summer interview with James Watkins
I said many times before, but it still amazes me how many forgotten and undiscovered Rock albums are being rediscovered and reissued by great labels like Guerssen. White...
‘Psych Fuck’ by Singapore Sling
Make sure to check out the upcoming album by Singapore Sling exclusively on Psychedelic Baby. In an ocean of rock music aloofness, manufactured coolness and glittered naivety, Singapore...
Thelightshines – Before the Sandman Sung (2015) review
Thelightshines - Before the Sandman Sung (2015) Anyone who’s ever chemically laced the night knows what it’s like when the walls stop moving, the colours become less brilliant,...
Purple Hill Witch interview with Kristian Ingvaldsen
It’s strange for me, but there are only a few rare Doom bands in Norway amongst true Black Metal outfits and pagan clans. I was really surprised when...
Kurt Vile – ‘b’lieve i’m goin down…’ (2015)
'B’lieve I’m Goin’ Down' exists, and in the same breath it doesn’t. Never have I had the pleasure of hearing a more etherial album laced with intoxicating imagery...
Baron interview with Alex Crispin
This mysterious project was born in London and transformed through musical alchemy from strange Krautrock creature to something in a shape of retro psychedelic. New album of Baron...
Golden Animals – Free Your Mind and Win a Pony (2008) review
Golden Animals - Free Your Mind and Win a Pony (2008) Free Your Mind And Win A Pony by Golden Animals, a power-pop duo who seem determined to...
Al Simones interview
Mainstream music is constantly playing on the radio but you want to experience something new, something that will have a profound effect on your mind. Come this way...