The Foxy Riders interview
“The Foxy Riders” Russian band, based in Saint-Petersburg, the northern capital of country, was formed in 2012 with Dan Gordeev on vocals and guitar, Jeni Titov as a...
RIP Patrick Lundborg
I'm in shock. I just heard the news, that our dearest friend Patrick Lundborg, author of amazing Acid Archive and Psyhedelia passed. His contribution in the world of...
Wild Eyes AKA Wild Eyes S.F. interview with Carson Binks and Janiece Gonzalez
Someone call Marty McFly because I found a time machine, a surefire way to hit eighty-eight miles per hour in thirty seconds or less… San Francisco’s Wild Eyes...
The Projection Company – Give Me Some Lovin’/Staff Carpenborg & The Electric Corona – Fantastic Party (1967, 1971/2014) review
The Projection Company "Give Me Some Lovin'"/Staff Carpenborg & The Electric Corona "Fantastic Party" (Gear Fab Records, 1967, 1971/2014) Both these albums, which have been roped together onto...
Etron fou leloublan | Interview
Etron Fou as it was called at the beginning (later added Leloublan) started out as a trio consisting of Chris Chanet on saxophone, Ferdinand Richard on bass guitar...
Breznev Fun Club interview with Rocco Lomonaco
Rocco Lomonaco is a composer and mastermind behind Breznev Fun Club, which is kind of a mystery to most listeners of avant-prog/RIO. It is hard to describe and...
Hand’s new record “The Other Side Of The World”
Welcome back, Marc. Since the last time we interviewed you much has happened with HAND. Could you begin by telling us how the band reunited? Well, it was...
Various Artists – ‘Psychedelic States: Maryland In The 60s’ (2014)
For nearly twenty years, the Gear Fab label, located in Colorado, has been cranking out collections devoted to regional music scenes of the sixties. Patterned after the spirit...
Brown Spiders interview with “Weird Al” Jaco Wolmarans, Andrew Kapp and Andreas Schonfeldt
A while back I talked to one of South Africa’s leading garage rock outfits, The Make-Overs (Interview here) and they peeled back my skull cap, yanked out my...
Love – ‘Da Capo’ (1966)
Post-Byrds and pre-Doors, the toast of LA’s hipster scene was undoubtedly Love. With the songwriting power of main lead vocalist Arthur Lee and rhythm guitarist Bryan Maclean, Love...