Highway Robbery interview with John Livingston Tunison IV
There is not much known about Highway Robbery and thanks to our dear writer Sébastien André Métens we found John Livingston. As far as we know Highway Robbery...
Chalaque interview with Nick Mitchell
Live, loud, raucous, raw and yet inexplicably driving and intriguing Chalaque is charting new territory in the psychedelic space scene. Distorted, gnarled and fuzzy guitar exploding over tight...
Los Headaches interview with Fossy Balboa, Nico Ventura, Charly Romero and Pepe
I write about a lot of pretty complicated music these days, I enjoy challenging myself and as I get older my tastes are definitely evolving; though I’m unconvinced...
An interview with Klemen Breznikar
Here is a brand new interview by The Day After The Sabbath with me (Klemen Breznikar) about the start of It's Psychedelic Baby Magazine. Rich, the editor asked...
Mineral -Plastic Ekphrastic (2013) review
Mineral “Plastic Ekphrastic” (359 Music, 2013) Mineral is an electronic quartet from Paris and Dublin that offer bouncy dance music with chanting vocals and funky backbeats that will...
Scarlet Youth – The Everchanging View (2013) review
Scarlet Youth “The Everchanging View” [Deluxe Edition] (Saint Marie, 2013) Sophomore effort from this international (Finland/Germany) dreamcore outfit pairs swirling, New Orderish melodies with soft, emotional vocals that...
Multicult interview with Nick Skrobisz
Noisy and brash Multicult are here to kick some ass and chew bubblegum, and right now they’re all out of bubblegum. From early beginnings as a one man...
Beautify Junkyards | Interview | “Acid-tinged, autumnal folk”
Lisbon’s Beautify Junkyards specialize in playing acid-tinged, autumnal folk. They released a fantastic single for the Fruits de Mer label in 2012, and then followed up on that...
Orange Yellow Red – A Rose Made of Galaxies (2013) review
Orange Yellow Red “A Rose Made of Galaxies” (Saint Marie, 2013) Debut album from British dreampop trio delivers an avalanche of Cocteaus-meet-Cure swirling pop, all delicately balanced on...
Charlies interview with Eero Ravi
We always thought Elonkorjuu was the heaviest album in the early 70s from Finland. But Charlies album features loud and wild guitars, screaming vocals, and can easily be...