May Blitz interview with Tony Newman
May Blitz was a Canadian-British psychedelic rock power trio that was active in the early 1970s. Can you elaborate the formation of May Blitz? Tony Newman: Well, I...
David Bixby | Interview
Dave Bixby is a singer, songwriter born and raised in Grand Rapids, Michigan, Dave played with folk bands in high school before cutting off his hippie hair to...
Sproton Layer | Mission of Burma | Interview
Sproton Layer was a psychedelic rock band that emerged from the vibrant musical landscape of Ann Arbor, Michigan, in the late 1960s. Comprising the three Miller brothers—Roger, Ben,...
Ayahuasca Dark Trip Interview
1. Hello guys! How are you? Were good, thanks! 2. Can you introduce yourself please? Brayan Buckt – Guitar, Percussion, Throat Singing, Didgeridoo, Flutes, etc (Aquarela, Montibus Communitas,...
The Gentry Underground released their first 7 inch
1. Thanks for taking your time guys. Please introduce yourself to readers of It's Psychedelic Baby Magazine. Zac: WE'RE THE GENTRY UNDERGROUND, - the only R EAL band...
William Nowik interview about Pan Symphony in E Minor and beyond
Guitarist William Nowik recorded this obscure instrumental record back in 1974. Psychedelic, progressive, very early Floyd sounding at times, Crimson-esque, and a kind of sound that reminds on the...
Expo ’70 | Interview | Justin Wright
Expo ‘70 was formed in Los Angeles by Justin Wright as a side-project, while he was playing guitar in Living Science Foundation. Would you like to talk a...
Earthen Vessel interview
I was searching for band members for a very long time. Finally we got in touch with members of Earthen Vessel. Here's their story for the very first...
John Drendall, B. A. Thrower & Friends & Damion interview
Superb privately released album from 1972. John Drendall talks Papa Never Let Me Sing the Blues. Where did you grow up and what were some of your main influences at...
Eloy interview with Frank Bornemann
Eloy is a German progressive rock band, whose musical style includes symphonic and space rock, the latter tendency being more prevalent on earlier albums. Who were your major...