Jessica Hottman Introduces Dark Pop Single ‘Poisonous’
Writing requires experience. Good writing is a garden of possibility - one where the writer understands that seeds, dirt, sun, and water can result in any number of...
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A History of The Outlaw Blues Band with Victor Alemán: Psych Blues at Its Best
Los Angeles in the 1960s was a city itching for something new. Bands came and went, chasing their shot. One of them was the Outlaw Blues Band. Central...
Pang Attack Unveils ‘Low Born Man’ from Album ‘Tears For The Wave’
Montreal dream gaze band Pang Attack returns with their hypnotic blend of psychedelic shoegaze. Since 2011, fronted by singer songwriter Alex Hackett, the band has evolved from bedroom...
Sea Hags: The Lost 1986 Tapes
The Sea Hags emerged from the ferment of San Francisco’s mid-1980s underground, quickly becoming a potent force at the messy, thrilling intersection of punk rock, hard rock, and...
Crossing the Line: Bill Cutler’s Journey Through Greenwich Village Folk, Psych-Rock, and Punk
Bill Cutler is an American musician, songwriter, and producer whose career is defined by its continuous, agile crossing of key countercultural movements, from the Greenwich Village folk revival...
Seals & Crofts – ‘Gold & Rainbows: The Warner Bros. Years 1969-1978’ (2025)
One of the most successful soft rock recording artists of the 1970s, the duo of Jim Seals (vocals, guitar) and Dash Crofts (vocals, mandolin) released a series of...
‘Rollin’ And Tumblin’: American Electric Blues 1965-1971’ (2025)
1965 did not mark the origin of electric blues in American music, but the appearance at the Newport Folk Festival by Bob Dylan backed by a band including...
Universe ’71: Welsh Ultra-Rare Heavy Rock Unearthed
The incredibly rare, self-titled album by Universe is finding its way back onto shelves, thanks to a recent reissue from Ancient Grease Records. What's even more fascinating is...
Frank Meyer (Streetwalkin’ Cheetahs, Trading Aces, FEAR) Steps Out with ‘Living Between the Lines’
After years fronting West Coast punk bands like The Streetwalkin’ Cheetahs and Trading Aces, and sharing stages with punk legends including FEAR, Wayne Kramer, and James Williamson, Frank...
American Cosmic Revival: Gram Parsons’ Vision Lives On with International Submarine Band & Sweetheart of the Rodeo Alums Earl Poole Ball and JayDee Maness
Nearly sixty years after its release, the International Submarine Band’s 'Safe at Home' remains a touchstone, its influence defining the "Cosmic American Music" movement initiated by Gram Parsons’...