Seth Feargolzia interview
© Bob Civil Seth Faergolzia rose up from New York City's Lower East Side almost 20 years ago with his Anti-Folk/Freak-Folk band Dufus. Twenty albums down the line...
Morgan Delt – Phase Zero (2016) review
Morgan Delt - Phase Zero (Sub Pop Records, 2016) Laying out an neo-psych album drenched in filtered sunlight that’s interrupted by the occasional fluffy cloud, Morgan Delt moves...
It’s Psychedelic Baby presents: Love Machine – Maze premiere
In the haze of Krautrock's capital Düsseldorf Marcel Rösche (Vocals, Percussion), Felix Wursthorn (Guitar, Synthesizer), Thibaut Sanli (Bass) and Noel Lardon (Drums, Percussion) got together as Love Machine...
The Deep – Psychedelic Moods (1966) review
The Deep - Psychedelic Moods (Lion Production reissue, 2015) The reflection in the mirror began shifting, then it begins melting, morphing in the half-light of candles, and a...
SYNÄSTHESIE Festival
September 17th, 2016 at Musikbrauerei Greifswalder Str. 23 A, 10407 Berlin As its title suggests, the 2nd SYNÄSTHESIE Festival offers more than just a concert experience, but rather...
The Flowers of Evil
The Flowers of Evil are an underground band from Carbondale, Illinois. They are very active and have already released a couple of albums on their label Black Monk...
The Seeds – ‘Future’ (1967)
The third album by The Seeds, “Future” released in August, 1967, documented many changes in the band’s demeanor and music, in no small part due to Lord Tim...
Gypsy Sun Revival interview
They Hail from Texas, they play Psychedelic Rock, they call themselves Gypsy Sun Revival and I caught up with them to shoot the shit... Tell us a bit...
Martin Denny – Exotica (1957) review
Martin Denny - Exotica (Captain High Records, 1957/2016) This album at hand by prolific legend Martin Denny is the one which gave a name to an entire genre....
The Seeds – ‘A Web Of Sound’ (1966)
Nearly half a century has passed since the original release of “A Web Of Sound” by The Seeds on GNP Crescendo Records in October, 1966. Although failing to...