Thunder and Roses | Interview | Reissue of 1969 Monster
Thunder and Roses was a power-trio from Philadelphia that played in the tradition of Cream and The Jimi Hendrix Experience. Their sole album was originally released in 1969...
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Josecho Sesma l’Obelíx | Interview | Máquina!, Tapiman and Beyond
Josecho Sesma is a legendary Spanish bassist that began playing in the 60's with beat bands and continuing in Los Moods, Grupo Om and in the 70s with...
Blue Ash | Interview | Frank Secich | “We wanted to do something different”
Blue Ash are an American power pop band formed in 1969 in Ohio by bassist Frank Secich and vocalist Jim Kendzor. Guitarist Bill Yendrek and drummer David Evans...
Jim Cregan | From Blossom Toes, Family, Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel to Rod Stewart | Interview | New Album by Cregan & Co.
Jim Cregan is a British rock guitarist and bassist best known for his work with legendary groups such as Blossom Toes, Family, Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel and...
Night Sun | Interview | “Got A Bone Of My Own”
Over the top heavy German group Night Sun from Mannheim, Heidelberg released an album entitled 'Mournin'' in 1972 for Zebra Records. The record might testify as one of...
Collector’s Corner: Mike Ascherman
Mike Ascherman has been collecting obscure records for as long as he remembers. In the following interview we will dive deep behind those long lost records and more....
Moby Grape | Interview | Peter Lewis | New Album, ‘Imagination’
Peter Lewis of the legendary Moby Grape will release a new solo album, 'Imagination,' out June 16th via OMAD Records. “We are all beings who want to live...
The Keys | Interview | “We had some combination of power pop, garage rock, and even a folk mix thrown in”
The Keys was a fantastic power pop band that released an album back in 1988 titled 'Grand Opening'. Bob Koenig is known as a singer/songwriter for Abandon Here...
NRBQ | Interview | “We are influenced by now!”
The legendary NRBQ are still going strong after all these years. Formed in late 1965, they appeared on stage for the first time in 1966. The band is...
Lifeblud | Interview | “Lost Acetate of Folky Prog”
Lifeblud originally began as a "poetry rock" band and recorded their debut in 1970, only appearing on acetate, which Seelie Court recently released. This wonderful album is full...