Anti-Friends David Ivar Herman Dune and Jeffrey Lewis, Part One: On Bob Dylan
© Jeffrey Lewis I forgot to make mention of the French band Herman Dune in that article, “How I Met Anti-folk”. At first, I thought Herman Dune was...
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Hiele Martens – “Lips” (2017) review
Hiele Martens - Lips (Ultra Eczema, 2017) Dennis Tyfus must have a short concentration span because the best Ultra Eczema releases are the single sided LPs: Marcel Van...
The War on Drugs – ‘A Deeper Understanding’ (2017)
With summer winding down there’s nothing like something exceptional to move you into the fall, and carry a bit of that August warmth through the winter … hence...
The 2017 Royal Room Psychedelic Festival Day One: 1967
The 2017 Royal Room Psychedelic Festival Day One: 1967 Seattle, Thursday 6 July John Coltrane Expression For 2017, the Royal Room Psychedelic Festival focused on themes for each...
Bad Liquor Pond – “Let the River Come” / “Electric Splash” (2009) review
Released in 2009, “Let The River Come” is the only bit of wax you’re ever going to get from the now defunct Bad Liquor Pond, which is still...
Humble Pie – “Official Bootleg Box Set Volume 1” (2017) review
“A great document of a great band at its very best: LIVE” Humble Pie “Official Bootleg Box Set Volume 1” (Cherry Red Records, 2017) Gathered from various sources...
Heirs Of Fortune – “Circus Of Mirth” (2017) review
Heirs Of Fortune - Circus Of Mirth (Counterfeit Records, 2017) Prior to the birth of Heirs Of Fortune, Terry Carolan (vocals, guitar, bass, keyboards, drums) and Robert Woodrich...
Collector’s Corner: René Debot
René Debot is owning some of the most unique records ranging from obscure experimental music to underground German rock. Do you remember your first record? My first records...
New Moon Rising – “Bohemia Nervosa” (2014) review
New Moon Rising - Bohemia Nervosa (2014) https://newmoonrising.bandcamp.com/releases Literally stumbling across New Moon Rising’s song “Child Of The Moon”, I was instantly rocked back by this gracious little...
MSB – “Nope” (2017) review
MSB - Nope (2017) https://brownbass.bandcamp.com/album/nope The appearance of jazz in the early 1900s – with its inconsistency-as-structure whereby uncertain melodic propositions are driven to ideal resolution via brave...