Brainiac 5 | Interview
Formed out of the ashes of free festival favourites The Half Human Band – also featuring Griffin – the initial Brainiac 5 line-up of guitarist/vocalists Charles Taylor (aka...
Anthroprophh – Precession (2014) review
Anthroprophh “Precession” 12” (Cardinal Fuzz, 2014) This spacey quartet’s unfortunate moniker reads more like a typo than a band name, but the wigged-out vibes nestled within make it...
World In Sound Records
World In Sound Records (Germany) This is the first in a series of monthly articles intended to focus on the labels, an integral part in the world of...
Don Cherry -Brown Rice (1975) review
Don Cherry "Brown Rice" (EMI, 1975) Don't let the name confuse you, Don Cherry isn't the Canadian hockey loud mouth with a taste for suites so gawdish that...
Gunslingers interview with GR
Born of madness, the self-appointed guardians of chaos, Gunslingers are a band as comfortable in the mind-bending psychedelic noise, feedback and distortion that they create as they are...
Trappist Afterland interview with Adam Cole
Trappist Afterland is a psychedelic folk band from Melbourne, which consists of Adam Cole (vocals, acoustic guitar, bohdran, bells, dulcitar, lute, oud, tanpura), Phil Coyle (tablas, frame drums,...
Pre-Rock Records interview with Jim Ginther
Canada’s long since been the home to some of the world’s greatest garage and psych music but unfortunately outside of the great frozen North, we don’t always hear...
Dreamsalon interview with Min Yee
If you remember the mind bending experience of putting on The Violent Femmes’ Hallowed Ground or Self-Titled album for the first time, those bizarre infectious sounds spilling out...
The Brian Jonestown Massacre interview with Anton Newcombe
It would take a few pages to write about everything Anton Newcombe and his band The Brian Jonestown Massacre released. Anton is currently living in Berlin, working at...
Ruined Fortune interview with Nic Warnock and Angie “Bermuda” Garrick
© Mel Garrick Mark down another win for the blistering Aussie scene! While Ruined Fortune seems to be as much of an experiment in creating music as it...