Gypsy Sun Revival interview
They Hail from Texas, they play Psychedelic Rock, they call themselves Gypsy Sun Revival and I caught up with them to shoot the shit... Tell us a bit...
Martin Denny – Exotica (1957) review
Martin Denny - Exotica (Captain High Records, 1957/2016) This album at hand by prolific legend Martin Denny is the one which gave a name to an entire genre....
The Seeds – ‘A Web Of Sound’ (1966)
Nearly half a century has passed since the original release of “A Web Of Sound” by The Seeds on GNP Crescendo Records in October, 1966. Although failing to...
The B-52’s – Live! 8.24.1979 (2016) review
The B-52’s - Live! 8.24.1979 (Real Gone Music, 2016) This is a nine-song live set The B-52’s performed as the opening act playing in front of Talking Heads...
Os Noctàmbulos – Stranger (2016) review
Os Noctàmbulos - Stranger (Stolen Body Records, 2016) Just in time for Fête Nationale, this Parisian garage psych quartet’s sophomore album offers accessible, guitar-driven pop tunes with an angular,...
It’s Psychedelic Baby presents: Shotgun Jimmie – Triple Letter Score premiere
Field of Trampolines is a perfect summer record, recorded at the eastern end of a long cross-Canada tour in August 2015. Shotgun Jimmie and his band (made up...
Beers with Ronnie Leatherman of the 13th Floor Elevators
The 13th Floor Elevators are inarguably one of the most influential rock bands in American history. They are credited with being the first band to use the term...
WEEDEATER drummer Travis Owen
Weedeater are one of the heaviest, dirtiest, and for that matter weediest metal bands. They were formed in Wilmington, North Carolina in 1998. Dixie Collins of Buzzov*en decided...
Miss Nelson & Bruce Haack – Dance Sing And Listen (1963/2016) review
Miss Nelson & Bruce Haack - Dance Sing And Listen (Aurora Rising, 2016) Listen: https://www.discogs.com/label/1008863-Aurora-Rising This album from 1963 is somewhat of a curiosity for it was actually conceived...
Remörk aka Kris Delacourt
A live recording of a pretty weird DJ set Remörk's head scratching debut album 'Principium 2.1' could have easily crashed under its own weight, too full of ever...