Electric Wizard – ‘Time To Die’ (2014)
"Wake up children, it's Time to Die." A track by track review of Electric Wizard's new album “I don't give a fuck about anyone, or your society”, wails...
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Old Testament – ‘Old Testament’ (2014)
Old Testament is a new quintet fronted by Dead Meadow singer/songwriter, Jason Simon. Unlike their riff-heavy fuzz monsters, Old Testament is more jangly Americana pop in the vein...
RIP Hunter Gatherer
Our dear friend and writer, Hunter passed away. We will miss you so much. Your articles will live on forever. I'm pretty much speechless right now. Happy Trails,...
It’s Psychedelic Baby Magazine issue #1 review on Something Else Reviews
Something Else Reviews wrote a very positive review of our first issue. We are super happy! Thank you! "Flooded with enthusiasm, knowledge, and relentless affection for the music...
Hot Knives – Hot Knives (2014) review
Hot Knives "Hot Knives" (Got Kinda Lost Records {Limited Edition Bonus Pack}, 2014) Got Kinda Lost Records recently released a very well crafted release full of details...
The Roaring 420s interview
The Roaring 420s are one of those bands you will listen and re-check the recording date. Album is straight from the '67 and has everything we love about...
Nallo interview with Andrew Ranallo, Blake Pederson, Jac Cornelius and Patrick McCabe
There are bands that set out to try and sound retro, and there are bands where that just naturally happens. Call them old souls, call them eclectic. Call...
Foxygen – … And Star Power (2014) review
Foxygen "… And Star Power" (Jagjaguwar 2014) There’s a lot to take in here. There’s over 20 tracks that run in excess of 80 minutes. There’s a variety...
Psychedelic Attic #12
Vinyl: Alain Pire Experience "Cambridge" Hot Knives "Hot Knives" (Got Kinda Lost, Records) Astral Sun "Gurumaya" (Headspin Records) Three Seasons "Grow" (Headspin Records) Joel Magid "Hyenas" Joel Magid...
The Lemon Drops – Sunshower Flower Power (2009) review
The Lemon Drops "Sunshower Flower Power" (Cicadelic Records, 2009) This little gem winged onto my stereo like a half forgotten dream, turning the calendar pages backwards to 1967...