Jakob Skøtt – Taurus Rising (2014) review
Jakob Skøtt “Taurus Rising” (El Paraiso, 2014) The third album from the Causa Sui drummer is much more than an exercise in annoying the shit out of your...
Lori Goldston interview
I’ve been into Lori Goldston basically since I can remember getting into music. Her cello is one of the major factors that helped propel Nirvana’s Unplugged In New...
Bob Dylan and The Band – The Bootleg Series Vol. 11: The Basement Tapes – Raw (2014) review
Bob Dylan and The Band - The Bootleg Series Vol. 11: The Basement Tapes - Raw (Legacy, 2014) I've been toying with the Basement Tapes since I first...
Junkyard Genius & The Common Ground interview with Sal Pauciello & Peter Minde
Sal worked out a good share of his originals on the six-string acoustic. Here he's in mid-1993 when he did demos that led to the Wiretap CD. Sal...
Pink Floyd – The Endless River (2014) review
Pink Floyd "The Endless River" (Parlophone, 2014) Pink Floyd never made it to the 50 year mark, but they got close, and “close” is more than I can...
Mathmos Space Projector
We are proud, that Mathmos is sponsoring our magazine with their Space Projector. Space Projector projects a moving lava lamp effect of up to 1.5m/ 3 ft in...
Various Artists “I Put A Time Bomb In Your Submarine” (2014) review
Various Artists “I Put A Time Bomb In Your Submarine” (Bearsuit Records, 2014) Bearsuit has been releasing intriguingly eclectic electronica. Their latest serves as both a “new” album...
The Garment District | Interview | Jennifer Baron
Drawing from a seemingly endless palette of sound and expansive soundscapes, Jennifer Baron has managed to create a unique musical world of her own, unaffected, tainted or influenced...
The Five Stairsteps – Our Family Portrait/Stairsteps (2014) review
The Five Stairsteps "Our Family Portrait/Stairsteps" (Real Gone Music/Soul Music Records, 2014) The Five Stairsteps were a family soul band from Chicago who had a big hit...
Mugstar/Cosmic Dead – ‘Breathing Mirror’ / ‘Fukahyoucastaluh’ (2014)
What to hell to do with 20 minutes of vinyl and an overactive imagination? Turn two of Britain’s cosmic spaced-out cowboys loose and hope for the best. Which...