Inside Wildwood: An Interview with Mark Stephen Ross & Frank John Colli
Hailing from Stockton, CA, the music of Wildwood was anything but what one would expect from the band’s name or geographic location, being neither mild mannered country rock...
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Cosmic Dealer – Child of Tomorrow (2012) review
“Child of Tomorrow” by Cosmic Dealer World In Sound #WIS1045 (CD/LP+Live EP) Release Date: 22 May 2012 Rare and unreleased 1971 and 1973 material by incredible Dutch band...
The Sand Pebbles – A Thousand Wild Flowers (2009) review
Anything I could tell you about The Sand Pebbles release “A Thousand Wild Flowers” would be an understatement ... so if you’re a fan of psychedelic progressive music...
Jefferson Airplane – Volunteers (1969) review
"Volunteers" by The Jefferson Airplane marks the end of an era, and the Merry Prankster-ish cover indicates that the Airplane are looking for something else as well, and...
Damin Eih, A.L.K. and Brother Clark interview with A.L.K and Brother Clark
Almost completely forgotten project from the early 1970s and its Never Mind album. I was really happy when you instantly responded with big "YES" to do the interview, Clark....
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Cargo – Cargo (1972) review
Stunning Dutch classic 1972 gets its proper reissue at last! Review of “Cargo” Pseudonym Records #CDP1104 Release date:18 November 2012 Between July 1970 and August 1971 the Dutch...
Ride Into the Sun: Rats, Thieves, & Liars. Interview with Ant Can
Have you ever listened to Ride Into the Sun? Most of you probably have not and that’s ok, but it’s only ok up until now. RITS is worthy...
Karma To Burn 1.2.2013 @KSET Zagreb & 2.2.2013 @Klub eMCe Velenje
Karma to Burn is a band from Hicksville, West Virginia comprising guitarist William Mecum, bassist Rich Mullins and drummer Nathan Limbaugh (later to be replaced by Rob Oswald...
Psych for Sore Eyes (2012) review
The blurry album jacket is the front cover of the best-looking record you will see this year. It’s for the Psych For Sore Eyes EP, and it's being...