Interview with Wolf Roxon
The Moldy Dogs were formed in the Fall of 1972 when Wolf Roxon met Paul Major while attending Webster College in St Louis. Wolf Roxon later on formed...
Space Babies – “Free Expression” premiere
Space Babies is the musical project of Rebecca and Michael Vest in collaboration with Dave Scher and John X Volaitis, spreading love and happy vibrations from Venice, California....
From The Vault: The Soulbenders – “Hey Joe” / “I Can’t Believe in Love” (1967)
The Soulbenders - Hey Joe / I Can’t Believe in Love (1967) Tracking the number of covers for the musical standard “Hey Joe,” made famous by Jimi Hendrix,...
The Flow | Pete Fine | Interview
Pete Fine recorded and privately released a tremendous orchestral psychedelic rock album in 1974. He was also guitarist in The Flow (first issued on Shadoks Music). For fans...
Soviet Hippies
The hippie movement that captivated hundreds of thousands of young people in the West had a profound impact on the other side of the Iron Curtain. Within the...
‘A Broken Heart Would Be Lovely’: Skip Spence and Oar
In December 1968, a young Californian musician walked out of a Nashville recording studio for the last time. Having applied the finishing touches, the slight 22-year-old’s first and...
The Countdown 5 – “Complete Recordings 1965-1969” (2018) review
The Countdown 5 - Complete Recordings 1965-1969 (Gear Fab Records, 2018) Members of the Galveston Bay, Texas’ rock scene of the middle to late 1960’s, The Countdown 5 were...
Alan Munson – “One Man’s Journey”
Sundazed Music/ Modern Harmonic Records has assembled, produced and recently released a 2018 compilation album of Alan Munson’s music, titled “One Man’s Journey”. It’s Psychedelic Baby Magazine interview...
Gyasi – “Peacock Fantasies” (2018) review
Gyasi - “Peacock Fantasies” (Escaped Peacock Records, 2018) https://gyasimusic.bandcamp.com/album/peacock-fantasies What would happen if the psychedelic guitars of Traffic’s “Mr. Fantasy” met glam-rock … with the answer bing Peacock...
Panama Limited interview with Denis Parker
Panama Limited Jug Band released their debut in 1969. After that they became much more experimental. Indian Summer was their second and sadly last album. Where and when...