The Songwriter Who Tore Time Asunder – Part 2, Amboy Dukes / Who – 1967 Southfield High
“I dream with my eyes open.” – Jules Verne -” Journey to The Center of The Earth” I was so locked into the ambiance of what was transpiring,...
Hayvanlar Alemi interview with Işık Sarıhan and Özüm İtez
Hayvanlar Alemi’s sound is so varied that it’s difficult to even really start getting into it. Over the years they’ve carved out a niche for themselves, mostly amongst...
Glenno Art Interview with Glenn Smith
I don’t even remember how I first came across Glenn Smith’s work, it’s been in the periphery of my vision for a long time now and it’s never...
The Blank Tapes – ‘Geodesic Dome Piece’ (2015)
Anyone wanna go back in time? Back in time to the future that is… Yeah, well The Blank Tapes can make that happen for ya. Geodesic Dome Piece...
Killimanjaro
http://killimanjaro.bandcamp.com/ Back in 2011, when a trio of kids from the same city that gave birth to Black Bombaim and Aspen released their self-titled debut EP, some people...
The Charlatans – Modern Nature (2015) review
The Charlatans "Modern Nature" (2015) In a very good way, “Modern Nature” is a warm crazy swirling patchwork of songs and sounds drawn from the last 40 years,...
Kanoi interview
© Daniele Bovio Kanoi is a project named after an obscure German pulp magazine. Kanoi is Benjamin Kantschieder's take on music influenced by the mindset of '70s space...
Jazz Corner Series
Want to be part of our new Jazz Corner Series, which are dedicated to jazz music? Labels, publicists and artists can submit their albums to our special email: jazzcornerseries@gmail.com....
JAZZ CORNER Presents: Matt Criscuolo
We decided to expand our magazine with jazz music. In the future you can expect a lot of interviews and reviews with jazz musicians. We will cover old...
The Frost – Through The Eyes Of Love (1970) review
The Frost "Through The Eyes Of Love" (Vanguard Records, 1970) Before The Frost, there was The Bossmen. Based in Saginaw, Michigan, The Bossmen were one of the most...