Purple Heart Parade – “The Room” premiere
Manchester’s Purple Heart Parade are set to unleash their expansive second EP! ‘Lonestar EP’ is a sonic delight that revels in all things psychedelic, from 60s garage to...
Nyl | Cheval Fou | Interview | Michel Peteau
Nyl’s 1976 sole release is curiously still very much under the radar despite it being one of the most intriguing French psychedelic/prog albums from the 70’s. The music...
Ten Years After – “Live at the Fillmore East 1970” on vinyl (2018) review
Ten Years After - Live at the Fillmore East 1970 (Pledge Music, 2018) Another vinyl experience that shouldn’t be missed … Ten Years After were relentless, proving for...
Catapilla interview with Robert Calvert
Robert Calvert is a founding member of progressive rock band Catapilla. He played on both of their albums, 1971’s eponymous 'Catapilla' and 1972’s 'Changes'. Where and when did...
Joshua Abrams
“An immediate assessment of sound and silence” During one night in July 2012, Joshua Abrams made his improvised solo bass album Excavations 1. Why is the record called...
Atomic Vulture – “Stone Of The Fifth Sun” (2018) review
Atomic Vulture - Stone of the Fifth Sun (2018) https://atomicvulture.bandcamp.com/album/stone-of-the-fifth-sun Hey, guys, it’s me again, TC Mayhem, bringing you another review; a review of an instrumental group named...
Woolly Wolstenholme (& Maestoso) – “Strange Worlds: A Collection 1980-2010” (2018) review
Woolly Wolstenholme (& Maestoso) - Strange Worlds: A Collection 1980-2010 (Esoteric Recordings, 2018) Born in 1947, Woolly Wolstenholme helped found UK progressive rock band Barclay James Harvest. Wolstenholme taught...
Los Bitchos – “Bugs Bunny” premiere
The sun-gods have answered our prayers and London based trio Los Bitchos are back bang on time for the summer season with another balmy piece of instrumental psychedelic-cumbia....
Stilluppsteypa
“Monitors, chinos and sangria” I read somewhere that Stilluppsteypa’s Jolanda Beach is late-night Calypso music. Well, you could also call it hangover music, I guess. Anyway, there’s new Stilluppsteypa...
Israel Nash – “Lifted” (2018) review
Israel Nash - Lifted (2018) Despite being laced with Brian Wilson inspired harmonies and bigger than life symphonic enhancements, Nash seems to be channeling the spirit of Neil...