Cargo: Unearthing a Lost Progressive Rock Rarity from 1973
Formed in the early 1970s Midlands, Cargo left behind no official releases at the time: only a demo acetate, 'Delivering The Goods,' recorded in 1973 and lost to...
Interview
This Lonesome Paradise Unveils ‘Let Us Prey’ on Their Forthcoming Album ‘Death Motels’
This Lonesome Paradise is a band that lives in the spaces between sound and vision, where music becomes cinema and cinema becomes ritual. Founded in the Pacific Northwest...
Tender Ender’s ‘Black Swan’: Doomsday Pop for an Unhinged World
Tender Ender marks the solo debut of Thomas Schmidiger, a return to his piano-driven roots and love for strong melodies, filtered through three decades of life’s reality. The...
‘Journey to the Ancient’: Inside Yusuf Mumin’s Long-Lost Recordings and Rare Interview
Yusuf Mumin, alto saxophonist and co-founder of the Black Unity Trio, remains one of the most elusive figures within the Great Black Music continuum. With 'Journey to the...
Abronia Premiere ‘Weapons Against Progress’ and Dive Deep in a New Interview Ahead of ‘Shapes Unravel’
Abronia, the Portland based psych six-piece, continue to refine and expand their sound, and their forthcoming album 'Shapes Unravel' shows the band reaching a new creative peak. Today,...
Andorra’s ‘III’: An Interview on Improvisation, Instinct and Identity
Andorra’s third album is like a system in motion, a slow forming pattern, texture, ... Recorded at Lundgaard Studios, the band absorbed the atmosphere of the space and...
Clemmons Interview on Damn The Machine: Inside the Past, the Present, and the War Within
David Judson Clemmons invites listeners to step into a carefully curated portrait of his artistic life with a set of vinyl releases that span decades of creation. In...
The Final Solution: A Lost Voice of the ’60s San Francisco Sound Emerges
The legendary, yet little-recorded, San Francisco band The Final Solution has finally received a long-overdue official anthology of their extant recordings with the release of 'Just Like Gold:...
Summer of Hate Offers a Glimpse of ‘Blood and Honey’ with the Release of ‘Alem’ Video
The band Summer of Hate has announced the upcoming release of their new studio album, 'Blood and Honey,' scheduled to debut on January 30, 2026, via Tee Pee...
Nirvana: The Visionary Duo Who Redefined British Psychedelia, Captured in a New Box Set
Before the mythology of 1960s London hardened into its familiar legends, two young musicians were quietly reshaping the city’s musical imagination. Patrick Campbell-Lyons, from Ireland, and Alex Spyropoulos,...