Merrell Fankhauser – ‘Area 51 Suite’ (2013)
Although Merrell Fankhauser requires no introduction, I’ll go ahead and share some of his accomplishments anyway for the newcomers reading this. Starting life in the early sixties with...
Igra Staklenih Perli The Next Generation – Apokaliptus (2012) review & interview
Igra Staklenih Perli The Next Generation - "Apokaliptus" (Exit Music, 2012) Igra Staklenih Perli were the pioneers and the most successful psychedelic space rock band in former Yugoslavia....
Interview with Parrkerr Tazin, Jared Majeski, Dean Watson and Owen Strasky of Alberta Canada’s Krang
Half Improvisation and half premeditated madness KRANG cranks the volume up to 11, tosses in a healthy dose of jazz, a clarinet and some of the most serious...
In Gowan Ring interview
B'eirth, the man behind In Gowan Ring, emerges as a visionary bard of the green, healing man's connection to the otherworld... A reposeful songwriting mixes with crystal clear...
Amen Dunes Interview
Amen Dunes is Damon McMahon. He has been releasing a couple of albums under the name “Inouk”. These days he has a very interesting project called Amen Dunes....
Hand interview with Marc Osborne
"Everybody's Own" is the extremely rare, only record by the 70's Progressive Folk/Rock band, " Hand". Recorded in Lausanne, Switzerland in 1972, it highlights the timeless compositions of...
Lloyd Cole & Hans-Joachim Roedelius – Selected Studies Vol. 1 (2013) review
Lloyd Cole & Hans-Joachim Roedelius - Selected Studies Vol. 1 (Bureau B, 2013) Unless you’re Brian Eno, electronic / ambient music is all too often overlooked, even if...
Sainte Anthony’s Fyre interview with Bob Sharples
Sainte Anthony's Fyre are the most heavy underground rock you will ever hear. They released only one album and thanks to Rockadrome there is a brand new reissue...
Sweet Smoke – From Darkness to Light (1973) review
40 years anniversary review: Sweet Smoke – From Darkness to Light (Harvest, 1973) Second album of unique psychedelic jazz-rock band Sweet Smoke that celebrates its 40th anniversary, surely...
Oberon interview
Oberon in studio © 1971 Nick Powell One of the most overlooked bands in the history of psych/acid folk. Oberon released an amazing LP back in 1971. Collector...