The Doobie Brothers Live from the Beacon Theatre
The Doobie Brothers seem to be having their moment right now. On the heels of their Rock ‘n’ Roll Hall of Fame nomination, they recently announced that in...
‘A Sharp Shock To The System’ by Vernon Joynson (2019)
In a departure from his famous series of works on rock, pop, beat, garage, psych and prog rock recorded between 1963 and 1976 in the US, UK, Canada,...
Mitch Ryder And The Detroit Wheels – ‘Sockin’ It To You’ (2020)
One of the more underrated rock bands to come out of the Detroit area in the 1960’s Mitch Ryder And The Detroit Wheels released a series of hit...
Watt
Watt is the 4-string guitar/drum duo of Bill Orcutt and Tim Koffley. There's a compilation of their '89-'91 recordings out now on Orcutt's Bandcamp page. The recordings on...
Don Dietrich
'Option' is a live album which contains the first ever solo concert of Borbetomagus sax player Don Dietrich, recorded in Chicago last year. "My favorite sax player? Jimi...
‘Virtual Real Estate’ by Alien Lizard
Alien Lizard returns to this dimension with a new track off their upcoming concept album, 'Veux-tu la Vie'. The album follows an inter dimensional time-travelers accounts of the...
Cotton Casino interview
The Japanese female singer Cotton Casino used to be the singer of Acid Mothers Temple, the legendary Japanese psychedelic band, several members of which provide backing on her...
Zad Kokar
Zad Kokar is the moniker of 31 year old Strasbourg, France based no wave musician and comic artist Adrien Coquart. His latest album 'End All Toxic Relationship Now!'...
Taralie Peterson interview | Spires That in the Sunset Rise
Since 2001, Spires That in the Sunset Rise have been unsettling and thrilling audiences with their brand of sonic alchemy. Described by Jack Rose as a “female Sun...
The 2nd Summer Of Love – A psychedelic awakening, for the sons and daughters of the hippie generation
I was born in 1970, with the 60’s having ended less than a month before I was born. Although the music and attitudes of the late 60’s was...