Temples – Sun Structures (2014) review
Temples "Sun Structures" (Heavenly UK/Fat Possum US, 2014) Every current band who can be said to play psychedelia shouldn’t get compared to Tame Impala; just as too...
Greguy – Minor Injury EP (2014) review
Greguy "Minor Injury" EP (Bearsuit, 2014) The debut release from Greguy (Grégory Vrecsics to mom and dad) from Strasbourg, France is an eclectic mix of old school electronics...
Yuri Gagarin interview with Christian “Crille” Lindberg, Jon Eriksson, Stefan “Steffo” Johansson, Robin Klockerman and Leif Göransson
I just can’t seem to get enough of that sweet Scandinavian psych! Most of the loud, hard and heavy instrumental bands that I listen to are trios, but...
Teledrome – Teledrome (2014) review
Teledrome - Teledrome (Mammoth Cave Recording Co./P.Trash/FDH, 2014) This record has been a long time coming, a very long time coming! Since I first heard this band on...
Yes – Time And A Word (1970) review
Yes "Time And A Word" (Music On Vinyl, 1970/2014) By the time of Yes's second LP for the Atlantic label, 1970’s Time And A Word, it's fair to...
Psychedelic Attic #8
Music on Vinyl Booker T. & The M.G.s "Green Onions" Yes "Time And A Word" Jimi Hendrix "Miami Pop Festival" Robert Johnson "King Of The Delta Blues" Robert Johnson "King OF The...
Sungrazer – Mirador (2013) review
Sungrazer "Mirador" (Elektrohasch, 2013) There is a massive gaping void in the slot that pioneers like Kyuss, Gruntruck, and Green River used to fill. The Stoner Rock of...
Far-Out Fangtooth – Borrowed Time (2013) review
Far-Out Fangtooth "Borrowed Time" (Siltbreeze Records, 2013) It is pretty rare for a band to have their sound change so much from their first record and not only...
The Songwriter Who Tore Time Asunder – Part 1, Amboy Dukes / Who – 1967 Southfield High
Original DIY GANG promo picture (Steve Farmer in shades) next to Greg Arama. I had awoken a bit groggy this morning. No surprise, considering my excursion with the...
Belzebong interview with Sheepy Dude, Alky Dude and Cheesy Dude
The narcotic properties of Belzebong, while not fully medically tested at this point, will definitely hinder fine motor skills and impair higher brain functions. The fun doesn’t stop...