Pussy | Interview | Stunning Late 60s Psych Prog
Pussy recorded their only album entitled 'Pussy Plays' back in 1969 and it became a psych classic among the fans of the genre. Their album contains a wonderful...
From The Vault: The Verve – “A Northern Soul” (1995) review
You know, it must have been awfully difficult for The Verve to be one of the greatest bands roaming the planet, yet not be able to enjoy it,...
The See See – “Late Morning Light” (2010) review
The See See - Late Morning Light (The Great Pop Supplement, 2010) https://theseesee.bandcamp.com/album/late-morning-light If you consider yourself a psychedelic dream pop fan, or that of jangle pop and...
From The Vault: Verve – “A Storm In Heaven” (1993)
Most people had never heard A Storm In Heaven until the release of the highly successful album Urban Hymns some three years later, then walked the cat backwards,...
Ross Beattie presents It’s Psychedelic Baby podcast #29 (September)
A brand new podcast hosted by Ross Beattie (The Night Tripper) Bongzilla - Gestation Mien - Earth Moon The Yardbirds - Heart Full Of Soul Sun Ra -...
Ten Years After – “A Sting In The Tale” (2017) review
Ten Years After - A Sting In The Tale (2017) Several things come to light on A Sting In The Tale, with the first being that Alvin Lee...
Sunlight interview
Sunlight’s jazzy psychedelic pop instrumentation easily draws parallels to the Doors and Iron Butterfly. It’s not hard to hear the joy Sunlight experienced cutting the record, and we...
Weed Demon – “Astrological Passages” (2018) review
Weed Demon - Astrological Passages (Electric Valley Records, 2018) https://smokeweeddemon.bandcamp.com/album/astrological-passages This is a very intense record from Columbus, Ohio based quartet Weed Demon. Their first release Stoned To...
Meanr Mynr – “Park Hill Prophet” (2018) review
Meanr Mynr - Park Hill Prophet (Self-released) https://meanrmynr.com/album/park-hill-prophet As the opening track to Park Hill Prophet hints, guitar virtuoso and producer Meanr Mynr has honed his musical skills...
From The Vault: Pink Floyd – “The Wall” (1979)
It’s taken me years to write this review for The Wall, an album from the world’s premier psychedelic band, one that was anything but sweeping in its expanse,...