Bromp Treb
'Bad Eagle Over Food City' by Bromp Trep is a collection of failed portraits. It's a mess, but a beautiful mess. "Push things around into ways that make...
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Chris Oliver | Interview | “Gear doesn’t matter, ideas do!”
Chris Oliver is a DIY artist active for many years. He recorded so much that it's pretty much impossible to follow. Besides making solo noises, he made music...
Demon Fuzz | Interview | “Afreaka!”
Demon Fuzz released their cult classic 'Afreaka!' in 1970. It's a truly impressive record taking its influences from funk, soul, jazz, psychedelia and prog. Demon Fuzz was an...
Slithey Tove | The Green Ray | Interview | New Album, ‘Big Top’
The Green Ray offshoot album by much loved festival psychsters Slithey Tove. Having played festivals for fifteen years the band with Whaley, saxophonist Aaron Liddard, vocalist Doug Southall,...
Black Hills Soul | Interview | “The Black Hills is a spiritual place”
Black Hills Soul is the joining of 4 individual songwriters in the Black Hills of South Dakota who have come together to create dynamic and exciting new original...
Jim Page | Interview | New Album, ‘The Time Is Now’ | Album Premiere
Exclusive album premiere of ‘The Time Is Now’ by established Seattle based folk artist Jim Page, out April 16th. The album features 11 lilting, American folk roots tracks sprinkled with...
Jim Basnight | The Moberlys | Interview
Jim Basnight started recording in the late 70's and led a pre-grunge original rock and roll scene in his native Seattle, before relocating to NYC in 1980. The...
Melissa | Interview | “Aussie esoteric folksy prog rock”
Melissa was one of the first bands on the Sydney "head" scene of the early seventies to include obscure West Coast material in their live set. Recorded over...
Jethro Tull | Ian Anderson | Interview | New Album, ‘The Zealot Gene’
British legends of progressive rock Jethro Tull are releasing group’s first studio album of new material in over 18 years. ‘The Zealot Gene’ will be released tomorrow via Inside Out...
Mason Proffit | John Michael Talbot | Interview
Brothers Terry Talbot and John Michael Talbot played together in several local bands around Indianapolis, Indiana and later in Chicago. After their group Sounds Unlimited disbanded, in 1969...