The Morning Dew interview
The Morning Dew was an American garage rock band formed in Topeka, Kansas, and active between 1966 and 1971. In the group's existence, they became a popular attraction,...
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CAN – The Lost Tapes (2012) review
CAN - The Lost Tapes (Spoon Records, 2012) CAN has given us a very rare sort of treat that, as the years stack on, is less and less likely...
Ugly Things’ Mike Stax: writer, editor, publisher, musician, songwriter, label owner – interview
Mike Stax, one of the most versatile members of the professional music industry recently allowed “It’s Psychedelic Baby” a look into his world. Renowned for his work as...
Vibravoid – ‘The Politics of Ecstasy’ (2012)
“The Politics Of Ecstasy” is a music masterpiece recorded by German psychedelic rock trio Vibravoid and released in 2008. After five years, band releases re-mastered 2CD version of...
Alex White of White Mystery Interview
Miss Alex White, a staple in the gritty urban Chicago garage rock scene for nearly a decade, is a true veteran of the scene. Growing up on a...
Cosmic Travelers – Live! At the Spring Crater Celebration Diamond Head, Oahu, Hawaii (1972) review
The Cosmic Travelers “Live! At The Spring Crater Celebration” (Gear Fab Records 2013) Starring the amazing talents of former Paul Revere and the Raiders guitarist Drake Levin, lead...
Psychedelic Toronto
When one thinks of cities with a psychedelic musical past, certainly San Francisco will spring to mind immediately, with perhaps London or Austin a close second... but...
Various Artists “Marijuana Unknowns Vol. 1” review
Various Artists “Marijuana Unknowns Vol. 1” (Stoned Records 1997) An album with a theme, “Marijuana Unknowns” features obscure bands from the sixties toting tunes referencing the heady herb....
The Open Mind interview with Timothy Dufeu
The Open Mind released a wonderful slice of British psychedelia in 1969 on Philips Records. Timothy Dufeu, bass Where were you born and brought up? I was born in...
Canyonlands – The Tree Stood Up to the Lightning (2012) review
The Tree Stood Up To The Lightning is a remarkable neo-psychedelic EP filled with sonic droning, shifting analog distortion, tribal drumming, and hazy visionary lyrics that are seemingly...