Robin Trower Meets Jimi Hendrix by Henry Scott-Irvine
Procol Harum' s guitarist Robin Trower at the Constitution Hall in Washington DC USA in 1969. Photograph by William Hatfield Excerpt from Omnibus Press biography Procol Harum...
Farm interview
Farm was an early 70's band from Southern Illinois. They were amazing musicians and sounded very similar to The Allman Brothers. They released only one LP from 1971....
Epitaph interview with Cliff Jackson
Epitaph formed back in 1969 in Dortmund out of the bands called Chicago Sect and The Red Rooster. They got their name from King Crimson song titled "Epitaph"....
Cluster interview with Dieter Moebius
Kluster is a pioneering electronic projects from the late 1960s! Dieter Moebius, Hans-Joachim Roedelius and Conrad Schnitzler formed Kluster. When Conrad Schnitzler left Kluster, Moebius and Roedelius stayed...
Jackie Farrow – One Foot In The Graveyard (2012) Review
Jackie Farrow is what I would call underground artist. He is not just a musician, but also a writer and photographer. Apart from photography, he has been a...
Colosseum and Mogul Thrash interview
Another day, another interview here at It’s Psychedelic Baby Magazine. We have a real treat for you today as James Litherland has agreed to be our hostage while...
Interview with Patrick Lundborg of Lysergia.com, author of the Acid Archives (2010) and Psychedelia (2012)
Interview with writer and researcher on psychedelic pop culture. You are releasing a brand new book entitled “Psychedelia-An Ancient Culture, A Modern Way Of Life” and as far...
Rags to Rags: The Lost Tale of Detroit’s Sugar Man aka Sixto Rodriguez
Writing isn't necessarily an option for me. In this case, it is a matter of bounden duty. To find something remarkable and make no remark is to completely...
Tomorrow, The Pretty Things, The Pink Fairies interview with John Alder (Twink)
Drummer John Alder, often called just 'Twink' was part of many groundbreaking bands. He started with Tomorrow, later he joined the Pretty Things and record S.F.Sorrow. In July 1969,...
Radar Men From the Moon interview with Tony & Glenn
Dutch experimentalists Radar Men From the Moon are influenced by variety of genres. They recently released albums like 'Intergalactic Dada & Space Trombones' and 'Echo Forever'. How did you...