The Highest Order – If It’s Real (2013) review
The Highest Order "If It's Real" (Idée Fixe Records, 2013) Canada has been pretty lucky with having some essential psychedelic country acts, from our greatest export Neil Young...
Vinyl of the day
We are starting to take photos and post every vinyl release we get in the office with a few details and a link.
The Machine – Calmer Than You Are (2012) review
The Machine "Calmer Than You Are" (Elektrohasch Records, 2012) Here I am writhing in the malaise of a misbegotten day. The morning spent waiting for the cafe across...
Bad Liquor Pond interview
Hey ... thanks for sitting down with me, this place reminds me of upstairs at Kung Fu Necktie, but then, so many Green Rooms have this look. So,...
Farthest South – Spheres & Constellations (2013) review
Farthest South "Spheres & Constellations" (False Industries/FarSouthWest Records, 2013) Israeli psychedelia of the highest order… and I do mean high! The trio spent an eventful night in the...
The Cult Of Dom Keller – ‘The Cult Of Dom Keller’ (2013)
Ever since Spacemen 3 became a band in the '80s there has been many bands compared to them. Cult Of Dom Keller is no different, but they take...
Chinese Burns interview with Xavier Prosciutto and “Lucky” Ben
I don’t know when the dust is going to settle in Australia again, god knows I hadn’t heard anyone besides dedicated Aussie freaks talk about the scene for...
TROUM – Mare morphosis (2013) review
TROUM "Mare morphosis" (Drone Records, 2013) For more than 15 years, the prolific festival favourites TROUM have been creating atmospheric drones through a variety of instruments, including guitar,...
Monomyth – King, Does This Not Please You? (Behold the Power) (2013) review
Monomyth "King, Does This Not Please You?" (Behold the Power) (2013) http://mmyth.bandcamp.com/ 4 songs this Halifax psychedelic group reinforce what people are already say, these guys are freaking...
Vinyl
We are receiving a lot of albums in various formats; from cassettes to vinyl. We sadly can't review everything, because it's impossible. We really respect every artists and...