Secret Colours – Peach (2013) review
Secret Colours "Peach" (2013) Secret Colours stumbled out of the studio hazed and dazed ... well, at least that’s how I like to imagine it. But truth be...
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Hawkeyes interview with Ron “StreetKnife”, Patrick “PF/Pink Floyd” Finch and Stacey “SS” Schmitt
The more you look the more you find. It’s a good rule of thumb to live by and a great descriptor not only for Hawkeyes but the Canadian...
Pink Floyd – Obscured By Clouds (1972) review
Pink Floyd "Obscured By Clouds" (Harvest Records, 1972) Psychedelic Time Capsul Record Review Cover - Hipgnosis Personnel: David Gilmour - guitar / vocals / VCS3 Synth Nick Mason...
Mighty Baby – Mighty Baby (1969) review
Mighty Baby "Mighty Baby" (Head Records, 1969) review One of the great debut albums of all time by the UK's Mighty Baby. Mighty Baby- "Mighty Baby" [Head Records...
Hot Lunch interview with Aaron Nudelman, Charlie Karr, Eric Shea and Rob Alper
[caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="400"] © Josie Ramondetta[/caption] Sometimes you just need some good old fashioned rock ‘n’ roll in your life! And if that’s the case you are...
Woodwall – Woodempire (2013) review
Woodwall "Woodempire" (Red Sound Records, 2013) A ritual began, a summoning, the stoner metal album ‘Woodempire’ by the band Woodwall. It was intuition and I liked it right...
Electric Shepherd – The Imitation Garden (2012) review
Electric Shepherd “The Imitation Garden” (2012) Let us all be sheep... What if the 80's existed without technological innovations and 70's record production values? Ever since the inception...
Black Bombaim interview with Tojo Rodrigues
[caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="400"] © Analog Nights[/caption] Black Bombaim is one of those well kept secrets, obsessively followed by those that know and respect them, that the rest...
Drinking Flowers – Sanity Restored 1972 (2013) review
Drinking Flowers “Sanity Restored 1972” (Lolipop/Secret People, 2013) No, it’s not some long lost artifact from the transitional period when psychedelia grew more progressive. This L.A. quintet brings...
Twentieth Century Zoo interview
The 20th Century Zoo released one of the fuzziest records. Thunder on a Clear Day was released in 1968 on Vault Records. Paul "Skip" Ladd: Fuzziest records, ok...