An interview with ESP-Disk’ founder Bernard Stollman
Legendary record label ESP-Disk' is celebrating 50th anniversary. Many worldwide known artists recorded and released their music on ESP-Disk'. From avant-garde to freak folk. We had a great...
Arawak – A short bio by Claudio Casalini
Golden Pavilion Records & Light in the Attic presents “Arawak”, released on High quality old-style tip-on jacket with a Japanese style OBI. This interesting library record was released...
Montibus Communitas – Hacia Aquellos Bosques de Inmensidad (2013) review
Montibus Communitas “Hacia Aquellos Bosques de Inmensidad” (Trouble In Mind, 2013) This third release from the Peruvian spiritual collective (roughly translated as Mountain Community) continues to deliver deeply...
Black Lizard interview with Joni Seppänen, Lauri Lyytinen, Onni Nieminen and Paltsa-Kai Salama
I don’t actually do a lot of shopping or listening to bands when it comes to the merits of being on a certain label. I mean there are...
Embryo – ‘Message From Era Ora’ (1976/2013)
Let me start by saying that I'm a big fan of Kraut Rock. I may not have the most comprehensive knowledge of artists beside the behemoths of the...
Truth and Janey interview with BillyLee Janey
By the mid '70s there was a whole lot of hard rock albums out there. Some were really good, but a lot of them were just average. There...
Black Sabbath – 13 (2013) review
Black Sabbath "13" (Vertigo, 2013) Sometimes it is hard to perceive new music from old classic bands or to understand it right from the first listening. So, after...
Roky Erickson – The Evil One (1981)/Don’t Slander Me (1986)/Gremlins Have Pictures (1986) review
Roky Erickson The Evil One (1981)/Don’t Slander Me (1986)/Gremlins Have Pictures (1986) Light in the Attic reissues Taken together, these three albums comprise the most worthwhile segments of...
It’s Psychedelic Baby presents: A special Secret Saucer performance
Space Rock band Secret Saucer did an exclusive performance for It's Psychedelic Baby Magazine.
Suns of Thyme interview with Tim Hoppe, Jens Rosenkranz, Tobias Feltes and Jascha Kreft
© Arrow Mae Dark, brooding and conceptual, Suns Of Thyme would sound as at home in the Joy Division scene in London during the 80’s as they do...