Dodson And Fogg interview with Chris Wade
Dodson And Fogg is a music project led by Chris Wade, with guest appearances by such people as Nik Turner and Celia Humphris of 'Trees', Krysztof Juszkiewicz of...
Richard Allen interview (The Freak Emporium, Delerium Records)
Richard Allen has, since the early 1980s, been a key figure in the international world of psychedelic, progressive and collectible, specialist, genres of rock music. He managed bands...
A Predestination In Time – The SRC with Katie Grace, Magic Bag, Ferndale 2012 Part 2
A fury of sound waves began flowing out from the stage. Here it was, “Checkmate,” the swirling keyboards of the wizardly Glenn Quackenbush infused with driving power. I...
Ken Hensley interview
Born in London with music in his family and in his blood, Ken formed the dream of being a rock star at the age of 11 when he...
The Solar System – ‘Lysergic Summer’ (2012)
The Solar System has become the underground psychedelic scene’s answer to the prominent Psychonaut Platoons that have emerged in recent years. Offering an alternative route to head travels,...
Agincourt interview with Peter Howell
'Agincourt' formed back in the late 60's. It's for sure one of the best psych/acid folk albums you have never heard. Released in 1970 on an extremely limited...
The Chocolate Watchband interview
In the roll call of 1960s garage band heroes, the Chocolate Watchband are at the very top. This mythic combo from San Jose, California are better known and...
Guru Guru interview with Ax Genrich
Guru Guru were one of the most original bands coming from Germany. Thank you very much for doing this interview. It's really an honor to talk with...
Bakerloo interview with Terry Poole
Bakerloo (previously The Bakerloo Blues Line) was an English heavy blues-rock trio, established by Staffordshire guitarist David 'Clem' Clempson, Terry Poole and others in the late 1960s. What...
The Cigarettes interview with Stephen Taylor & Rob Smith
In 1978 a band came out of Lincoln in the UK, they gained a good degree of local success, but on a major scale they were largely ignored....