“Singing Through the Questions”: Georgia Duncan on ‘Four Ways To The Sun’
London songwriter Georgia Duncan has released her debut album, 'Four Ways To The Sun,' via Clonmell Jazz Social. It’s a personal record that weaves together folk and jazz...
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Green Milk From The Planet Orange Launch European Tour, Still Chasing Catharsis After 25 Years
For 25 years, Tokyo trio Green Milk From The Planet Orange have pursued a vision of progressive rock rooted less in technical display and more in emotional impact...
Poly-Polyphonies & Psychedelia: The Charles Morogiello ‘Crush Depth’ Interview
For Charles Morogiello, the mastermind behind Spacefuzz, the new double LP 'Crush Depth' was kind of a survival mechanism. Conceived during the pandemic when his life "turned into...
Gran Moreno Premieres Debut Album ‘El Sol’
Austin’s Gran Moreno arrives with 'El Sol,' a captivating debut from the rising psych duo. As the first half of a conceptual diptych alongside the upcoming 'La Luna,'...
This Heat’s Charles Hayward Meets Dälek: Inside ‘HAYWARDxDÄLEK’
Charles Hayward of This Heat and Will Brooks, aka MC Dälek, joined forces to collide musical instincts at full velocity. Recorded largely live over two feverish days, the...
Inside ‘Describe This Present Moment’: A Conversation with Che Arthur
Che Arthur has never been interested in softening the blow. On his fifth solo album, 'Describe This Present Moment,' the Chicago-based songwriter, engineer, and touring sound professional stares...
Peter Stampfel, a Holy Modal Rounder, Picks Up the Pieces on ‘Song Shards’
Peter Stampfel, co-founder of the seminal folk-psych ensemble The Holy Modal Rounders, remains American music’s most joyful provocateur. For over six decades, Mr. Stampfel has inhabited a world...
Dan Fone of Bronco: An Interview on Keys, Strings, and Life on the Road
Dan Fone, multi-instrumentalist and frontman, was part of the rock band Bronco and contributed piano, guitar, harmonica, and vocals on their 'Smoking Mixture' album. Fone’s musical journey began...
Peter Daltrey on ‘The Life and Times of Blue Larry and the Huguenot Kid’: From Kaleidoscope to Fairfield Parlour
For anyone who has spent time digging into the deeper seams of British psychedelia, Peter Daltrey needs little introduction. As the singer, lyricist, and conceptual centre of Kaleidoscope,...
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...