Echo & the Bunnymen – Echo & the Bunnymen (1987) review
Building on their reputation of moody atmospheres and psychedelic concept [of sorts] albums, Echo and The Bunnymen climbed to dizzying heights back in the mid 1980’s, with the...
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Children of The Stones – The Stars and The Silence (2014) review
Children of The Stones “The Stars and The Silence” (Saint Marie, 2014) Here is the full length we alluded to in our review of last month’s “Extended Play”...
Eidetic Seeing interview with Sean Forlenza, Paul Feitzinger and Danilo Randjic-Coleman
I don’t often play an album at the house where my father pops in from the other room to see who I’m playing, or my roommate pulls up...
Magic Carpet interview
Magic Carpet was formed in 1971 by Alisha Sufit (singer-songwriter and acoustic guitarist), Clem Alford (sitar, esraj), Jim Moyes (guitar), and Keshav Sathe (Indian tabla / percussion). Magic...
Odonis Odonis – Better EP (2013) review
Odonis Odonis - "Better" EP (Buzz Records, 2013) http://buzzrecordsto.bandcamp.com/album/better-ep Sometimes an album is hard to describe. Taking elements of surf rock, noise and industrial rock, and sludgy as...
Trappist Afterland Band – ‘Like A Beehive, The Hill Was Alive’ (2014) review
Nathan Ford recently expanded his popular music blog The Active Listener into the realm of digital downloads, making some of his favourite releases available to the masses. The...
Snapper – Snapper 12″ EP (2013) review
Snapper "Snapper" 12' EP (Flying Nun & Captured Tracks, 2013) https://flyingnun.bandcamp.com/album/snapper The sounds of New Zealand from the late 70s and throughout the 80s and into the 90s...
The Rebel Set interview with Joe Zimmerman, Jeff Doing, Katey Trowbridge and Brandon Goehner
Since 2010 The Rebel Set has been unleashing they’re own twisted version of psychobilly surf rock turning the genres on their heads and blazing a unique trail. While...
The Cosmic Dead – ‘Easterfaust’ (2014)
'This is an album. Listen or perish!' What can one say about a band that claims to be Scotland's foremost Hawkwind tribute band and have a name like...
Rhùn interview
Zeuhl as s style of avant-prog music was maybe the most common term back in the '70s, when pioneers and also at the same time inventors of the...