Agitation Free interview with Lutz Graf-Ulbrich
Lutz Graf-Ulbrich stands as a pivotal figure in the landscape of German experimental music. A founding member of the pioneering Krautrock band Agitation Free and a key contributor...
Oh Sees – ‘Smote Reverser’ (2018)
Yet another act hampered with a silly name (in fact, they’ve rummaged through over half a dozen variations in their two-decade career and released albums under five different...
Kikagaku Moyo – ‘Masana Temples’ (2018)
Well, you had me as soon as I popped this on and felt Kurosawa Ryu’s headswirling sitar wash over me, but ‘Entrance’ is just one of the reasons...
Baby Grandmothers interview with Kenny Håkansson
Baby Grandmothers are one of the most prolific and unique psychedelic, modal, experimental power-trios to emerge out of the Scandinavian psychedelic underground-scene. Merkurius is the mind-melting new surprise...
Farida Amadou
Farida Amadou is a Liège, Belgium based bass player, most well known for being part of the punk band Cocaine Piss and for her free improv sets with...
The Band Whose Name Is a Symbol interview with John Westhaver
The Band Whose Name Is a Symbol are a collection of musicians from Ottawa, Canada who play some of the best improvisational, free form psychedelic music. Where and...
Velvet Elevator interview
Velvet Elevator from Wollongong, Australia recently released a heavy psychedelic album Prīncipium. It’s been one of my favorites for awhile now. Who’s in Velvet Elevator and what do...
Alpha Stone – “Stereophonic Pop Art Music” premiere
Pete “Bassman” Bain, one of the founding members of the UK cult psychrock band Spacemen 3, formed Alpha Stone after Spacemen 3 and his other band The Darkside...
Wizard Sleeve – “Come And Go” premiere
From their first EP Special Brew, here’s the video to “Come And Go”, an epic narrative about their experiences with the society around them in Brighton. Directed and animated...
Tokyo Jazz Joints | Documenting A Vanishing World Of Japanese Jazz Culture
Tokyo Jazz Joints is a documentary photography project which began to document Tokyo’s myriad jazz bars and cafes back in March 2015, with little idea of how far...