‘Epitaph’ by GÅS
Exclusive video premiere of ‘Epitaph’ by GÅS, a new band that will release limited edition single via Rocket Recordings on 30 October 2020. The Swedish word ‘GÅS’ has two...
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‘Witch Mountain’ by Kings of the F**king Sea
Exclusive video premier of 'Witch Mountain' by Kings of the Fucking Sea from their upcoming album 'In Concert'. 'In Concert' is the debut record from Kings of the...
Blues Creation interview with Kazuo Takeda
Blues Creation was a legendary Japanese band formed in Tokyo at the end of sixties by two guitarists, Kazuo Takeda and Koh Eiryu, together with singer Fumio Nunoya....
United States Of Existence interview
United States Of Existence were one of earliest neo–psychedelic groups from the US. Born in Baltimore in 1978 out of the ashes of prog–rock outfit Klangfarb, their goal...
Paul McCartney – ‘Flaming Pie’ (Paul McCartney Archive Collection 2020)
Paul McCartney’s post-Beatles career can be divided up in many ways. He has worked solo, with his band Wings, collaborated with other artists on brief side projects, worked...
Interview with The Tabarin Man: Jimmy Jackson
James “Jimmy” Jackson is an American pianist and organist who lived in Germany after serving in the US Army. In 1969 he performed at the Heidelberg Holy Hill...
East of Eden interview
East of Eden were formed in 1967 in Bristol. The founder members were Ron Caines (Alto, Tenor and Soprano Saxophones, Vocals), Dave Arbus (Violin, Flute, Tenor Saxophone, Trumpet)...
‘Free Today’ by Albertine Sarges + interview
Albertine Sarges just finished recording her debut album, in which she demonstrates her versatile musical talents, creating her very own world, a world in which community and open...
‘Caminoen’ by Uffe Lorenzen
Video premiere of 'Caminoen' by Uffe Lorenzen, from his upcoming album 'Magisk Realisme' coming via Bad Afro Records. Uffe Lorenzen (alias Lorenzo Woodrose) is the frontman of Baby...
‘Peephole In My Brain- The British Progressive Pop Sounds Of 1971’
“The whole pop scene is obviously a cyclical thing,” John Peel said in April 1971, “where you get these great spurts of action, then it dies down again,...