AS SEEN THROUGH THE SHADES OF QUESTION MARK of ? and the Mysterians
Chapter I: SEX, DRUGS AND ROCK 'N ROLL Sex....I know what everyone's thinking but its NOT what you're thinking.... SEX, I mean the romance of what it was...
The Godz interview with Larry Kessler
The Godz were a New York City-based avant-noise psychedelic band that originally existed from 1966 to 1973. The Godz musicians were guitarist Jim McCarthy, bassist Larry Kessler, autoharpist...
Threesome interview with Petar Živić and Uroš Milkić
As a write for a psych zine I don’t always take all the opportunities to talk to bands from every genre like I should. So, in another attempt...
Lumber Island Acid Crew
In memory of Patrick "The Lama" Lundborg (1967 - 2014) Sending edits of this piece back and forth was my last interaction with Patrick. He was his usual...
Seasurfer – “Dive In” (Saint Marie, 2014)
Seasurfer – “Dive In” (Saint Marie, 2014) Is the world ready for Dreampunk? This German trio hopes so, and their debut long player introduces us to the latest...
Vision interview with Benjamin Nastase and Phillip Dominick
Amidst a million bands that are trying to sound like they come from some other time or place Vision is doing their own thing a million miles away. ...
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...