‘Secret Rendezvous’ by The Chocolate Watchband
Iconic California psychedelic punk legends The Chocolate Watchband are touring to celebrate the release of their new album (released by Dirty Water Records), led by founding and current...
‘Time’ by Wax Machine
Cosmic-jazz adventure “Time” by Brighton’s Wax Machine from their forthcoming third EP. Coming out on the 8th of November via Time Spun Records, Mind Palace is a mystical...
‘It’s Already Written’ by Tau
'It’s Already Written' is the first single lifted from Tau’s second album 'Tau and The Drones of Praise' (out Feb 4, 2019). It’s a one chord scorcher full...
The Rise and Fall of Willie & The Walkers
The seven years from 1965 to 1972 was a magic period in the history of Canadian popular music. Nowhere was that more true than in Edmonton. Alberta’s capital...
Oren Ambarchi
During a two weeks residency at Stockholm’s EMS Studios, Oren Ambarchi, his partner Crys Cole and longtime friend Leif Ellgren made their self-declared party record 'Certainly'. Why did...
Beyt Al Tapes
“Fatigue, boredom and pain are ‘real’ experiences, and then you can escape reality” Beyt Al Tapes uses used tapes as his main instrument; he cuts them up, dubbs...
Around The World In 80 Record Stores by Marcus Barnes (2018) review
Around The World In 80 Record Stores by Marcus Barnes (Dog ‘n’ Bone Books 2018) Imagine how wonderful it would be to travel the globe with the sole...
JAZZ CORNER Presents: John Coltrane – “Coltrane Plays The Blues” (1962)
A young girl’s barbershop adventure into jazz and the blues ... Most women adored the beauty salons that dotted the landscape of all communities during the late 1950’s...
Second Oracle – “Seabird’s Lament” premiere
Debut single from Second Oracle and the lead single from their upcoming debut LP (Lazy Octopus Records). Second Oracle have been a part of the Stockholm indie scene...
JAZZ CORNER Presents: Mahan Mirarab – “Persian Side Of Jazz” (2010)
Mahan Mirarab - Persian Side of Jazz (2010) It’s worthy to note that many American jazz musicians who’ve been embraced overseas often fail to find a footing here...