Moby Grape | Interview | Peter Lewis | New Album, ‘Imagination’
Peter Lewis of the legendary Moby Grape will release a new solo album, 'Imagination,' out June 16th via OMAD Records. “We are all beings who want to live...
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Synanthesia | Interview | “Underground Acid-Folk Gem”
Synanthesia formed thanks to a Melody Maker ad placed in 1968 by guitarist/vibes/vocalist Dennis Homes, answered by Jim Fraser (who played sax, oboe and flute) and Leslie Cook...
‘Shitty Town’ by Sarah Mary Chadwick | New Album, ‘Messages to God’
Sarah Mary Chadwick share the latest track, 'Shitty Town' from her upcoming album, 'Messages to God,' out September 15th via Kill Rock Stars. Sarah Mary Chadwick eighth studio...
The Keys | Interview | “We had some combination of power pop, garage rock, and even a folk mix thrown in”
The Keys was a fantastic power pop band that released an album back in 1988 titled 'Grand Opening'. Bob Koenig is known as a singer/songwriter for Abandon Here...
NRBQ | Interview | “We are influenced by now!”
The legendary NRBQ are still going strong after all these years. Formed in late 1965, they appeared on stage for the first time in 1966. The band is...
‘Nervous Complaint’ by Ex Ox | Album Premiere
Tricky Woo singer survives car wreck to release "krautrock" inspired visual album as Ex Ox. Ex Ox is the conduit. As Ex Ox, Canadian musician Andrew Dickson (Tricky...
Jeffrey Silverstein | Interview | New Album, ‘Western Sky Music’
‘Western Sky Music’ by Jeffery Silverstein is a soulful masterpiece, a brilliant deduction and exploration of the cosmic structure that holds everything tentatively in place. What’s laid down...
Da Slyme | Interview | “If There’s No Rubble, You Haven’t Played”
Celluloid Lunch Records recently released an archival collection of recordings from underground band from St. John's, Newfoundland, Da Slyme, active from 1977-89. Their sole release on vinyl from...
Mojave Lords | Interview | “Any feeling can be expensive if it draws you off-balance”
Mojave Lords come from a very specific place in a very vast desert. (That’s the High Desert, city of Joshua Tree, the Rancho de la Luna studio, itself...
Lifeblud | Interview | “Lost Acetate of Folky Prog”
Lifeblud originally began as a "poetry rock" band and recorded their debut in 1970, only appearing on acetate, which Seelie Court recently released. This wonderful album is full...