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....
DOMADORA interview with Belwil Kiba and Gui Omm
Of all the recent stoner and doom metal bands that I’ve come across none of them have blindsided me so quickly with such sickeningly, deafening tones and face...
Real Estate – Days (2011) review
Real Estate "Days" (Domino, 2011) With their bigger production and more self-assured nature, Days rolls along filled with a bright panoramic of jangling guitars, brining to mind those...
Racket Ghost interview with Benjamin Astro, Corey Kellicut and Sarah Koliboski
You’ve got garage, you’ve got surf, you’ve got a dash of some good old fashioned garage rock, punk and some seriously heady psychedelia going on. What more do...
New Electric Ride – Balloon Age (2014) review
New Electric Ride "Balloon Age" (Beyond Beyond is Beyond Records, 2014) Debut album by this act is made of whimsical psychedelia with a distinctly British flair. What...
Mad River interview with Rick Bockner & Tom Manning
Mad River was a seminal band of San Francisco scene during the late sixties. The band was formed in Yellow Springs, Ohio and soon moved to San Francisco, where...
Alan Davey – ‘Al Chemical’s Lysergic Orchestra Vol. 2’ (2013)
The erstwhile Hawkwind/Hawklord/Psychedelic Warlord bassist survived two stints across a couple of decades in Dave Brock’s concentration camp/looney bin, contributing to nearly two dozen releases before opting for...