Paul Butterfield Blues Band – The Paul Butterfield Blues Band (1965) review
Paul Butterfield Blues Band - "The Paul Butterfield Blues Band" (Music On Vinyl, 2013) Seen in context, this is the album that, way back in 1965, brought the...
The Underground Electrics – Hey Jude / The Generation Gap – Up Up And Away (1968)
The Underground Electrics “Hey Jude”/The Generation Gap “Up Up And Away” (Gear Fab Records 2013) Grab your favorite vice, find a comfortable seat, sit back and tune your...
Million Brazilians interview
Million Brazilians are no strangers to Kansas City as half of them used to live here and now reside in Portland, Oregon where there is no shortage of...
Dead Sea Apes / Black Tempest – ‘Sun Behind The Sun’ (2013)
This collaboration between the Manchester instrumental trio Dead Sea Apes and Stephen Bradbury (aka Black Tempest) plays to both of their strengths in creating an intoxicating instrumental space...
Free – Fire and Water (1970) review
Free "Fire and Water" (Music On Vinyl, 2013) With a hectic gigging schedule and two already well-received sets behind them, Tons Of Sobs and Free, both in 1969,...
Flesh Panthers interview with Ryan Zombotron, Mark and Dan
If you’ve read many of my interviews you’ve probably noticed that I have a deep love for music from certain geographical locations. It doesn’t so much have to...
The Vickers interview with Andrea Mastropietro, Federico Sereni and Francesco Marchi
The Vickers have been quietly amassing an array of releases in their hometown Florence, Italy for the last four years however their newest release, She’s Lost, marked a...
Quttinirpaaq – ‘No Visitors’ (2013)
Austin’s aural equivalent of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre return from a four year absence with another mesmerizing collection of pants-shitting freakouts that stalk around the room like Skinny...
Victoria – Kings, Queens & Jokers (1971) review
A US group from New Jersey who made one lone private-press album back in 1971. I have to say this is a particularly lovely collection of fantastically dreamy...
3AM interview with Chino Burga
There’s something different about 3AM. It’s too late to be early and too early to be late, but apparently magical things can happen then. Just ask Chino Burga! ...