Joël Vandrogenbroeck interview
The L.A. based Purple Pyramid label released a colossal 18 CD box set of Joël Vandrogenbroeck's library recordings from the 1980s, originally documented by the German Coloursound Library....
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Country Weather & Mistress interview with Greg Douglass
Music business is unfair and intimidating, especially to many creative artists that never received what they deserved. One fine example are West Coast psychedelic cowboys “Country Weather”, who...
Royal Pines interview with Joe Patt
I take comfort in knowing that the music I grew up with and love is still alive and well. When I first heard Royal Pines I wondered how...
Voight-Kampff interview with Joe Sulier and Colin Swanson-White
© Ben Smith While most definitely having come from a background in hardcore Voight-Kampff are anything but what you would expect. Bubbling melodies and rhythms surge up from...
Cooked Books interview with Ben, Joe, Cathleen and David
Their debut album The Reader, plagued with continuous delays including a fire at the pressing plant, is set for release any day now, a glittery shimmering mixture of...
Merch interview with Joe Medina
Joe Medina is the mastermind behind "Merch" project. They recently released this really nice psychedelic album with high quality production and orchestration. You can hear some quite unique...
Ut Gret interview with Joee Conroy
Interview: Thank you very much for agreeing to do this interview! When and where was Ut Gret born? Santa Cruz California was the birthplace of the Grets. I had...
A Cult Story in Song: The Lost 1976 Rock Musical of The Kibbo Kift
Michael Björn interviews Maxwell Hutchinson and Van der Graaf Generator co-founder Judge Smith about the making of 'The Kibbo Kift: The 1976 Rock Musical' that now sees its...
C.A. Quintet Trip Thru Hell Returns: One of Psych Rock’s Darkest Holy Grails Recut for 2026
The C.A. Quintet return to Trip Thru Hell with a 2026 remaster, the one and only underground psych collector’s favourite, long held up as one of the darkest...
Structuring the Edmonton Popular Music Community: Rayal, Spane International, Park Lane, Molten and Pace Records by Brock Silversides
Edmonton’s popular musical community in the mid to late 1960s was in a unique position. They had access to local talent agencies, record labels, music publishing, and possibly...