Bear Call – “French Creeps” premiere
With a skewed sense of romanticism and a fear of wasting youth, Skyler Warren started Bear Call with Nikk Moreno late 2014 in San Francisco, California. After recording...
Kontiki Suite – “On Sunset Lake” (2013) review
Kontiki Suite - On Sunset Lake (2013) https://kontikisuite.bandcamp.com/album/on-sunset-lake Drifting on a summer breeze out of Laurel Canyon by way of the UK, Kontiki Suite shimmer the evening fire...
Love Machine – “Blue Eyes” premiere
Love Machine preach Americana and Krautrock, look like they’ve been stolen from the Woodstock stage and are somehow from Düsseldorf. With Times To Come appears on Unique Records...
The Travis Edward Pike Story
The Travis Edward Pike Story … by Lenny Helsing Pike’s story begins sometime during the early 1960s when the Boston, Massachusetts based youngster – who would grow up...
Drive By Wire – “Spellbound” album premiere
On February 23rd, desert rockers Drive By Wire will guide you into their psychedelic sound with the release of the new album “Spellbound” via Argonauta Records. Today, It’s...
SUPERNOVA 1006 – “Juggernaut” premiere
The band was formed back in 2014 by Andrey Yukhovich and Anton Korchevsky in Khabarovsk. The first name of the band was “lost in translation” and that was...
Black Lizard – “Celebration Of A New Dawn” album premiere
Since forming back in 2008, Finnish garage-rockers Black Lizard have been busy leading the charge in the ever-fruitful Scandinavian underground with their relentless gig schedule and a constant...
Larry Wendt
Larry Wendt (1946, Napa, California) is a ‘low tech’ electronic composer who was active at the San Jose State University since 1971, where he got involved in Text...
Guru & Hake – “Medicine Man” / “After Space Legacy” premiere
Brighton Psych-Punk / Psych-Rock bands Guru & Hake are releasing new singles, available via a 10” split and digitally. The singles will be released 24th February and will be available...
From The Vault: Spirit – ‘Twelve Dreams of Dr. Sardonicus’ (1970)
Many consider Twelve Dreams of Dr. Sardonicus, released in 1970, to be Spirit’s finest hour, though I still find their initial self titled album to be their crowning...