Ant Trip Ceremony – 24 Hours (1968) review
Ant Trip Ceremony "24 Hours" (Collectables Records, 1968/1999) A super rare specimen, only three hundred copies of Ant Trip Ceremony's "24 Hours" were cut upon its initial release...
Pinnacle interview with David Mylett
Pinnacle was a group from Liverpool highly influenced by groups like Pink Floyd and Hawkwind. At the same time they also enjoyed hard rock groups like Deep Purple...
Wilco – Star Wars (2015) review
Wilco - Star Wars (dBpm Records, 2015) Listen: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9n36fehFSiA Wilco have been a standup band for far longer than I care to remember, releasing consistently good product, though with...
IPBM Podcast 2 – Matt Adams (The Blank Tapes)
New podcast by Matt Adams of The Blank Tapes. Keith West "On A Saturday" I first heard this while I was on acid at my friends' wedding in...
Gift of Tezcatlipoca
In the old times that are lost in the mists of oblivion, the Earth was sad, monotonous and quiet place. God Tezcatlipoca saw that people are humourless and...
Psychedelic Attic #16
VINYL Lee Gallagher and The Hallelujah Crown Larks Dreamweapon Phonocaptors Sedated Angel Shag NOZ Paper Garden Joseph Condello The Love Dimension Helicon Kill West Eternity Promise The Love...
An interview with Todd Tamanend Clark
Based in his native Pennsylvania-West Virginia-Ohio stomping grounds (as well as for a few years in San Francisco), Todd Tamanend Clark is an iconoclastic poet, composer, and multi-instrumentalist...
JAZZ CORNER Presents: The Larry Young Trio – Testifying (1961)
The Larry Young Trio - Testifying (New Jazz Record, 1961) Listen: https://www.youtube.com Jazz recordings are not only difficult to write a reviews for, they’re also problematic in their personal...
Cathode Ray Eyes – Eyes In The Melancholy Pond (2015) review
Cathode Ray Eyes - Eyes In The Melancholy Pond (Cardinal Fuzz, 2015) https://cful.bandcamp.com/album/cathode-ray-eyes-eyes-in-the-melancholy-palm CRE is the solo project of Cult of Dom Keller guitarist Ryan (if you’re the...
Lift | Interview | Chip Gremillion
From a commercial standpoint, the US didn’t have many well-known Progressive Rock bands, with perhaps the exception of Happy The Man. However, when we delve into the underground...