Dusty Springfield – Faithful (2015) review
Dusty Springfield "Faithful" (Real Gone Music, 2015) The tracks on this collection have seen light on Rhino releases, but this is the first time 12 of them are...
Worthless – All My Friends Are Stone (2015) review
Worthless "All My Friends Are Stone" (Stupid Head Records, 2015) Jesus this record is a strange beast. Headed up by visual artist Curtis from Drippy Eye Projections who...
Janus | Interview
Janus were an English band formed in Germany that released a hard rock classic, 'Gravedigger' in 1972. Where were you born? Colin Orr: Maghull, Liverpool. Were you part...
Blasted Canyons – Blasted Canyons (2011) review
Blasted Canyons "Blasted Canyons" (Castleface Records, 2011) After submitting my review for the excellent Male Gaze record I decided to go back and relisten to the Blasted Canyons...
Powers Of Blue – Flipout / Brother T And Family – Drillin’ Of The Rock (1967,1970/2015) review
Powers Of Blue "Flipout" (1967)/Brother T And Family "Drillin' Of The Rock" (1970)(Gear Fab Records, 2015) Thrown together by studio musicians and distributed in very limited quantities, exploitation...
Go!Zilla – Sinking In Your Sea (2015) review
‘Flying over the sun’ Go!Zilla – ‘Sinking In Your Sea’ (Black Candy(IT), Beast Records(FR), Lolipop Records(USA), Gnar Tapes(USA), Algo Records(Chile)) https://gozilla.bandcamp.com/album/sinking-in-your-sea Sometimes, when you think you have heard...
Sweet Marie – Sweet Marie 1 (1970/2015) review
Sweet Marie "Sweet Marie 1" (Gear Fab Records, 1970/2015) From Hollywood to Hawaii traveled Sweet Marie, and it was there in the land of sugarcane, pineapples, surf, sand,...
The Night Terrors – Back To Zero (2009) review
The Night Terrors "Back To Zero" (EXO Records/Trendkill Recordings/Homeless, 2009) Following on the heels of two highly lauded EPs Back To Zero marked the beginning of what has...
Wand – ‘Golem’ (2015)
Oh boy what a great album this is! This band is riding the vibes of the late 60s proto metal bands far into the stratosphere. Building on the...
John Williams & Dave King
When I first got wind that a couple of acetates had turned up that dated from the original British psychedelic era I was, like most of a similar...