Mouth – “Floating” (2018) review
Mouth - Floating (Tonzonen Records, 2018) https://mouthprog.bandcamp.com/album/floating Mouth is a 3 piece German band. They’re a bit different from other groups released on this great label. The album...
The Cameramen – “Welcome To Sunken City” premiere
Welcome To Sunken City was recorded in the Lower East Side of NYC late 2017 by The Cameramen. The album was produced by Todd Perlmutter who also is...
Love – ‘Forever Changes’ (50th Anniversary Edition)
November 1, 1967 marked the release of the third, and final, LP by the original lineup of L.A. psychedelic folk rock legends Love, the band’s magnum opus 'Forever...
The Mosaics – “Elephant Song” premiere
THE MOSAICS are a genre-bending band of kaleidoscopic proportions. The seven-piece group hails from the sun-glazed city of Los Angeles, where they create an wide range of neo-psychedelic...
Lucifer Was interview with Thore Engen
From left: Thore Engen (guitar), Dag Stenseng (flute, vocals), Anders Sevaldson (flute, backing vocals, saxofon), (back) Kai Frilseth (drums), Einar Bruu (bass) and Jon Ødegård (organ). Lucifer Was...
Bennett Wilson Poole – “Bennett Wilson Poole” (2018) review
Bennett Wilson Poole - Bennett Wilson Poole (2018) Robin Bennett, Danny Wilson and Tony Poole make up a super group of sorts, reaching back into the early 1970’s...
Ultimate Painting – “Not Gonna Burn Myself Anymore” (2018) review
Ultimate Painting - Not Gonna Burn Myself Anymore (Bella Union, 2018) This is a sonically infectious drifting neo-psychedelic blues laden single, one laced with understated hooks, sidewalk swagger, and...
Kontiki Suite – “The Greatest Show on Earth” (2015) review
Kontiki Suite - The Greatest Show on Earth (2015) https://kontikisuite.bandcamp.com/album/the-greatest-show-on-earth The Greatest Show On Earth is Kontiki Suite’s second formal album, with some of the material being available in...
JAZZ CORNER Presents: The Dave Brubeck Quartet – “Time Out” (1959)
Without a doubt Time Out, with one of the most beautiful album covers of all time, is among the most subtle and signature releases by Dave Brubeck, where...
Hund – “Is It Really What You Need” premiere
Mixing pop melodies with more experimental sounds and structures, Hund offers a dreamy melancholic indie which features harmonized guitars, strong dynamic changes and introspective lyrics.