Zig Zags interview
8 years, 7 singles, 3 albums, 3 bass players, 2 drummers and God knows how many shows later - Zig Zags has continually evolved, mutated, transitioned and transformed,...
A Berry Feast – Music and Art Festival Vol. 6
After a two year break, A Berry Feast is back in 2019 with its sixth edition. This year’s feast will take place on September 7 and 8 at...
Krokodil interview with Düde Dürst
Birth to Swiss Progressive Rock! Krokodil formed in the late 1960s and recorded progressive psychedelic underground rock music in the style of bands like Amon Düül II. Here's...
‘Small Town’ by Luke Spook
'Small Town' – the title track and first single from Luke Spook's upcoming debut album! Since releasing his first EP 'Waking Up / Feeling Bad' in July last...
The Ossuary
Italian The Ossuary consists of three members of old and honest local death metal band Natro. Max Marzocca (drums), Domenico Mele (guitars) and Dario “Captain” De Falco (bass)...
Thronehammer interview
Thronehammer is an international traditional doom metal project started in about 2012 by Obelyskkh guitarist Stuart Bootsy West a.k.a. Torsten Trautwein. The progress was slow, and split CD...
Kumio Kurachi
Kumio Kurachi is a 55 year old singer-songwriter and painter from Japan. His 'Sound Of Turning Earth' album is his first album released outside of Japan. What does...
Lewsberg
In a previous interview I did with Lewsberg earlier this year, Michiel Klein said Lewsberg wanted to be a crappy band. They failed. Their debut album ended in...
Moon Duo – ‘Stars Are the Light’ (2019)
Review from my pre-release listening experience ... On Stars Are The Light, the band hooks up with Sonic Boom (late of Spacemen 3) to deliver an odd arrangement...
‘House of Cards’ by One Eleven Heavy
The album is laced with lush three-part vocal harmonies and two-part harmonized guitar licks, recalling those classic Allman Bros runs at the same time as it brings to...