Major Kong interview with Misiek, Bolek and Domel
© Marcin Pawłowski Major Kong took their name from a man who literally rode the atomic bomb into the surface of the earth. It’s a lofty thing to...
Weedpecker interview with Wyro and Jeso
Weedpecker is a band straddling two times, they’re at once extremely contemporary and remind me a lot of some of the Sludge and Stoner rock coming out of...
Neal Ford & The Fanatics – Good Men (2013) review
Neal Ford & The Fanatics "Good Men" (Big Beat Records, 2013) Another thoroughly welcome, and long-awaited release is "Good Men" a powerful collection from Neal Ford & the...
Diablo Pussycats interview with Martine Madsen, Marie Louise “Søsser” von Bülow and Trille Sejr
I have been in love with surf music since I was a kid and heard the theme song to Secret Agent Man for the first time which lead...
Gravel Samwidge interview with Mark Spinks, Alex “Sleepy” Morrison and Ash Jenkins
Gravel Samwidge has been around since 1989 in one form or another, morphing out of one band and becoming a force of nature that would withstand the test...
The Stained Glass – A Scene In-Between 1965-1967 (2013) review
The Stained Glass "A Scene In-Between 1965-1967" (Ace Records/Big Beat, 2013) Another long-anticipated collection and part of the ongoing "Nuggets From the Golden State" series is this, an...
Scorpion Child – ‘Scorpion Child’ (2013)
I like these concerts held at clubs. Even more if you are sure that the band will play at bigger places in the near future. It gives you...
The Cult of Dom Keller – ‘The Second Bardo’ (2014)
Ultra-heavy burning psych on delirious bi-colour swirling vinyl from the Nottingham psychonauts picks up where their debut left off and pumps up the volume and lysergic juices even...
Mike Prezzato of Flesh Wave Tapes interview
Mike Prezzato of Flesh Wave Tapes has been pumping out some of the best DIY cassette tape releases out there since 2012, but I only became aware of...
The Movements – Like Elephants 2 (2014) review
The Movements "Like Elephants 2" (Crusher Records, 2014) What I like most about this offering from Swedish psych rockers The Movements is its diversity of song types....