DOM interview with Gabor Baksay
DOM recorded one of the most psychedelic albums of all time. They were from Düsseldorf and recorded Edge of Time in the early 1970s. What was the inspiration to become...
Copies waiting in Sandila warehouse for CDs to arrive.
Here are copies of our magazine waiting in Sandila warehouse for CDs to arrive. Sandila made them right away, but plant that is working on CDs is super...
Secret Colours – Positive Distractions (2014) review
Secret Colours "Positive Distractions" (2014) If I could say just one thing about the Positive Distractions, the new release from the Chicago based neo-psych band Secret Colours, it’s...
Virginia Trance interview with Scott Davis
Virginia Trance, the brainchild of founder Scott Davis, maybe isn’t what you’d expect from a guy who’s been involved with both Psychic Ills and Images in the past. ...
Quilt – Quilt (2011) review
Quilt "Quilt" (Mexican Summer, 2011) I’ve gotten rather tired of asking myself why reviewers need to connect some artificial dots and timeline, suggesting that new psych bands are...
When Yakima, Washington’s Velvet Illusions And Tokyo, Japan’s Flowers Came Together
Please note: at times it may seem I’m off on tangents. However, I am simply noting the many coincidences which take place throughout this story. Bear with me?...
Ex Nuns interview with Joram Livengood and Jeff Truckenmiller
Following up from last year’s dose of completely unhinged psychedelic post-punk noise a la the Dead Zero single, Ex Nuns have unleashed a fresh batch of mind altering...
Kikagaku Moyo – ‘Forest Of Lost Children’ (2014)
The latest flame to shine brightly on the Japanese psychedelic scene is this two-year old quintet, whose limited-edition, multimedia (cassette, LP, CD, digital download), hard-to-find releases (their debut...
Gesso interview with Joel Figueiredo
Lord is this some sweet psychedelia. The in-the-red recording and slightly blown-out production just adds to the insane bad ass shreddery and in your face riffage that threatens...
Bungalow Bums interview with Vadim Sukharev
Bungalow Bums are straight up neo-post punk garage psychedelia… Does that make any sense to anyone besides me? There’s equal parts post punk, new wave, blues, garage and...