Kumio Kurachi
Kumio Kurachi is a 55 year old singer-songwriter and painter from Japan. His 'Sound Of Turning Earth' album is his first album released outside of Japan. What does...
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Moon Duo – ‘Stars Are the Light’ (2019)
Review from my pre-release listening experience ... On Stars Are The Light, the band hooks up with Sonic Boom (late of Spacemen 3) to deliver an odd arrangement...
‘House of Cards’ by One Eleven Heavy
The album is laced with lush three-part vocal harmonies and two-part harmonized guitar licks, recalling those classic Allman Bros runs at the same time as it brings to...
‘We Move Slowly Through the Past’ by Tarotplane
This summer the label Beyond Beyond is Beyond turn stateside once again with a bi-coastal kosmiche symbiosis from Baltimore’s Tarotplane and Prana Crafter from the woodlands of Washington state....
Yezda Urfa interview
Yezda Urfa is a progressive rock band that formed in the fall of 1973 and existed until the spring of 1981. The band broke up sometime in 1981,...
Manfred Mann
Four new CDs that constitute the next phase of releases as put out by the Artist Approved label with the full blessing of the group members. Whereas in...
Seattle’s Seaprog Festival 2019: Turning the Corner
Seaprog began in 2013, a relative newcomer on the world stage as an international-class prog festival. While it is not comparatively very large in terms of the sheer...
Ross Beattie presents It’s Psychedelic Baby podcast #38 (July)
The Blank Tapes- Get Yourself Down Raptor- Haight Street The Heads- Spliff Riff Mildred Maude- CPA III Al Doum & The Faryds- Weed & Love Holy Monitor- Fields...
‘Nishi No Jiku’ by Minami Deutsch
The good side wins! Minami Deutsch crushes negativity, sorrow, and depressive energy on their new Höga Nord Rekords release, “Can’t get there”, a six-track EP. Listening to this,...
Rose City Band – ‘Rose City Band’ (2019)
Traveling down the same mellow cosmic path as Wooden Shjips, yet with a bit more structure and the feel of rambling 70’s stoner rock, Rose City Band amble...