Humble Pie – “Back On Track” / “Live In Cleveland” (2018) review
Humble Pie - “Back On Track” / “Live In Cleveland” (HNE Recordings, 2018) Known best as the group that brought together members of Small Faces (Steve Mariott), Spooky...
Admlithi – “Bats In Your Head” premiere
Armellodie Records is proud to present he debut album from Admlithi, a mystery man cutting around the Northern shores of Scotland. Having abandoned making music many years ago,...
Daniel Daniel interview
The Lonesome Hollow comes across like the soundtrack to some pulp novel drama, and why shouldn’t it, the songs sound as if they’ve fallen from the sky, with...
Wooden Shjips – “V.” (2018) review
Wooden Shjips - V. (Thrill Jockey, 2018) https://woodenshjips.bandcamp.com/album/v Couch-bound intoxication ... With the star filled nights of summer just around the corner, like satellites drifting effortlessly across the...
Crooked Flower – “Darkness and Light” (2018) review
Crooked Flower – Darkness and Light (Self-released, 2018) https://open.spotify.com/album/45PwvP1VLb8uKGpqNRuIM7 The Bay Area outfit Crooked Flower has got the psychedelic rock formula down pat. Their recently released EP, Darkness...
Femme Equation – “Mantra” premiere
Words by artist Felix Kiessling: I am thrilled we have embedded these beautiful noise patterns into the Femme Equation music video for the song “Mantra”. They are extracted...
Benjamin Delaney Lion
In the galaxy of UK private press LPs there are still some obscurities that are yet to get their time in the light. One such release is the...
The Byrds – “Original Singles A’s & B’s 1965-1971” (2012) review
The Byrds - Original Singles A’s & B’s 1965-1971 (Columbia, 2012) There was a time in the 1960s when US Top 40 radio and record sales were dominated by...
Sam Asgari – “Good Night” premiere
In the meet between 60’s revival and experimental indie-rock we find Sam Asgari - a duo consisting of brothers Sam and Rafael. With their debut album on the...
Barclay James Harvest – ‘Barclay James Harvest’ (1970)
Music-finders all, how do we come to our stuff today in this new century? Much of course forms the core of our collection, as if DNA-like essence from...