Sunfields – “MONO MONO” (2017) review
Sunfields - MONO MONO (Exit Sign Music, 2017) https://sunfieldsband.bandcamp.com/album/mono-mono With three albums under their belts, Sunfields is not new to the game, and to that end, not a single...
Ross Beattie presents It’s Psychedelic Baby podcast #22 (January)
A very special thanks goes to Justin Jackley (https://www.justinjackley.com/) for the amazing illustration of Ross Beattie in his psych-lab. A brand new podcast hosted by Ross Beattie (The Night...
Duncan Harrison
“To find the point at which all of my influences, inspirations and ideas meet in a single expression” Ducan Harrison is a Brighton based experimental sound artist working...
The Steppenwolf Story – Chapter One
January 2018 marks the 50th anniversary of the release of the debut album by the Los Angeles based Canadian band, Steppenwolf, a group fronted by East German born...
Love | Interview | Johnny Echols
Love is an American rock band formed in Los Angeles in 1965. Led by Arthur Lee, Love was one of the first racially diverse American rock bands. In...
Paradise 9 – “20th Anniversary 1997-2017 Live” (2017) review
Paradise 9 was initially formed at The Acoustic Revolution in the UK in 1997 when multi-instrumentalist Gregg McKella teamed up with bassist Andy McDonald for a songwriter performance....
Yardbirds – “Little Games” (1967) review
Yardbirds - “Little Games” 2 CD Edition (1967, reissue Parlophone Ltd. Japan, 2013) Following in the footsteps of guitar legends Eric Clapton and Jeff Beck, Jimmy Page took...
“A Potpourri Of Melodies And Mayhem” by Vernon Joynson (2017)
Having outgrown its britches, or binding capacity, as the case may be, author Vernon Joynson’s title “Dreams, Fantasies and Nightmares from Far Away Lands Revisited” has been put...
From The Vault: H.P. Lovecraft – ‘H.P. Lovecraft’ (1967)
Drawing their name from the horror writer of short stories H.P. Lovecraft, the band laid waste to the psychedelic world with their song “The White Ship”, a song...
From The Vault: The Blues Magoos – “Electric Comic Book” (1967)
The Blues Magoos - Electric Comic Book (1967) Still riding the psychedelic wave, and while several of the tracks are very good, the band moved into a rather iffy...