It’s Psychedelic Baby, Mixtape 1
Hello all of you Psychedelia fanatics! Today, we bring you a special treat! Something altogether new for this site and hopefully some undiscovered treasures for you! I, Hunter...
Acquaintances interview with Justin Sinkovich
I try not to tie myself down to geographic locations, scenes are great and all but rarely does one have enough output of such a high caliber that...
Dodson and Fogg interview
Dodson and Fogg is a music project led by writer and musician Chris Wade (previously known for his work with comedian Rik Mayall and Hound Dawg Magazine). It...
“Still Falls The Rain”, Black Sabbath @O2 (London) 10/12/13 Live Report
A few months ago I had the chance to see Acid Mothers Temple play classic Black Sabbath songs and it was outstanding. After seeing the real deal though,...
Wooden Shjips – Back to Land (2013) review
Wooden Shjips "Back to Land" (Thrill Jockey, 2013) Wooden Shjips, San Francisco’s neo-psychedelic hippy-dippy pirate band have been around long enough to be the centerpiece of hazy inspired...
Sick Thoughts interview with Drew Owen
Normally I would use the term lo-fi to describe Drew Owen’s one-man band alter ego Sick Thoughts. The Mummies own the term “Budget Rock” and besides, most bands...
Le Femme – ‘Psycho Tropical Berlin’ (2013)
This is a good year for psychedelic music coming out of France. With bands like Wall Of Death and Aqua Nebula Oscillator we were treated to some more...
‘Enjoy The Experience’, an interview with author Johan Kugelberg
Enjoy The Experience is the largest anthology of American private press vinyl ever amassed and presented, featuring over one thousand cover reproductions from 1958-1992. Special 2xLP and 2xCD...
The Lad Mags – Various Singles (2013) review
The Lad Mags "Various Singles" (2013) http://theladmags.bandcamp.com Not much I can say about the Lad Mags that these singles haven't already said. These gals plus one guy craft...
Bad Liquor Pond – Blue Smoke Orange Sky (2012) review
Bad Liquor Pond "Blue Smoke Orange Sky" (2012) I sincerely doubt that any of the songs lifted from Blue Smoke Orange Sky could pass a drug test, as...