David Bowie – ★ [Blackstar] (2016) review
David Bowie - ★ [Blackstar] (2016) Having heard Blackstar prior to its public release, I felt that I should wait a respectable amount of time before sitting down...
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Desert Daze and the High Desert
The cancellation of Levitation/Austin Psych Fest back in May left many people with an empty void that could only be filled with another major festival of equal greatness....
It’s Psychedelic Baby presents: Narcosatanicos – Body Cults (2016) premiere
Narcosatanicos is a noise rock group from Aarhus, Denmark. Formed in early 2012, the cacophonous sextet draws on various influences from late 60’s proto-punk and krautrock to more...
JAZZ CORNER Presents: Cel Overberghe
“The older I get, the more critical I become” Belgian free jazz saxophonist Cel Overberghe plays with his son and played with his brother in law Fred Van...
OSR Tapes
OSR Tapes is a not-for-profit music label that started in 2007, operating for years in Brattleboro, Vermont and later moving to Brooklyn, New York in 2013. This DIY...
Jorge Antunes – Musica Electronica (1975) review
Jorge Antunes – Musica Electronica (Originally released on Mangione Edition in 1975; reissue on Mental Experience via Guerssen Records, 2016) Antunes saved these recordings from the original magnetic...
JAZZ CORNER Presents: Alessandro Brugnolini – Overground (1970)
Alessandro Brugnolini - Overground (Cinedelic Records, 1970/2008 reissue) Originally released in 1970, this stylish and polished bit of jazz meets psych with deep funky laden grooves, and laced...
JAZZ CORNER Presents: Joanne Brackeen – Aft (1979)
Joanne Brackeen - Aft (Timeless/Muse 1979) Joanne Brackeen – Piano Clint Houston – Acoustic Bass Ryo Kawasaki – Guitar 1. Haiti B 2. Charlotte’s...
Mark Fry | Interview | “Dreaming With Alice”
Mark Fry was only 19 years old when he recorded his debut album 'Dreaming With Alice' for RCA in Italy in 1971. His album is regarded as an...
Nudity – Is God’s Creation (2016) review
Nudity - Is God’s Creation (Cardinal Fuzz, 2016) Like Black Sabbath crossed with Motorhead, Nudity strip all the flotsam and jetsam out of the way and head full...