Arborea interview
The fifth album of Maine duo arrived as a fresh air to the modern folk rock scene. Album connects artist's views of life with melancholic sound. Buck and...
High Speed & the Afflicted Man interview with Steve Hall
In 1982, the mysterious Steve Hall, a self- proclaimed hippie- punk who had previously released a couple of D.I.Y basement- punk albums with his band Afflicted Man, recorded...
Mater Dronic – Mundo Espectro (2013) review
Mater Dronic “Mundo Espectro” (Discos Juana, 2013) Exquisitely packaged, limited edition (200) double-vinyl reissue of the debut psych monster from these Spanish phenoms, boasting the incredible mind-melting...
Shooting Guns interview with Christopher Laramee, Jim Ginther and Steve Reed
It seems that every time I hear mention of Shooting Guns in any sort of article, the author seems to be arguing with themselves the entire time, utterly...
Jacco Gardner – Cabinet Of Curiosities (2013) review
Jacco Gardner "Cabinet Of Curiosities" (Trouble In Mind, 2013) When ‘Clear The Air’ was first released on seven inch single by Spain’s Action Weekend label a year or...
Donovan – Barabajagal (1969) review
Donovan "Barabajagal" (Music On Vinyl, 1969/2013) After a huge success with 1968 album “The Hurdy Gurdy Man” and tour across the USA, Donovan found a lot of inspiration to...
Lula Côrtes, Zé Ramalho, and an interview with Montibus Communitas
The tongues of the divine converse through music. It is a creative power that trumps all others and paints our waking existence in sonic color, made reality. Just...
Morgen – ‘Morgen’ (1969)
Although "Morgen" has often been called the greatest psychedelic album few people have actually heard, the level of its visibility has rapidly been rising these past several years....
E.T. Habit interview with Alex Nova
Echoing through the tubes of a maddening howl is the psychedelic screech of E.T. Habit. You could use a million adjectives to describe them but one thing’s for...
Electric Eye interview with Øystein Braut
I hear the expression “drone on” a lot these days. A lot of people live by the motto but the label just doesn’t always fit. Electric Eye lock...