Bauta Records | Interview | Lars Lachen Jonsson
Bauta Records is a very interesting label releasing new music, beyond the conventional categories and genres. Lars Lachen Jonsson founded the label many years ago. The label recently...
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Clear Blue Sky | Interview | John Simms
Clear Blue Sky was a heavy rock band from the UK that released an album for Vertigo in 1971. John Simms, Ken White and Mark Sheather all originated...
John Nitzinger | Interview | “Once banned, it became even more popular”
John Nitzinger, a Texas legend and guitar force behind many bands since the '60's contributed to the signature sound of “Texas Rock and Blues”. In the mid-1960s, Nitzinger...
DUIR! Lincolnshire Folk?
You might be right in thinking that writing songs about the quirks and charms of rural Lincolnshire has rather a niche appeal. DUIR! however, (they recently added the...
Hashishian | Interview | New Self-Titled Album
Hashishian are a new America Doom Metal band emerging from an undisclosed desert location. Their work is laced with references to Frank Herbert’s ‘Dune’ – from the giant...
Piet Leegwater | Interview | “Vinyl Piet”
Piet Leegwater is an outsider electronic experimental artist from Den Helder, The Netherlands. His music is impossible to describe. Crazy, heavy mental stuff! Piet Leegwater is an underground...
El Abismo | Interview
El Abismo was born in 2016 as a personal project of Carlos Hidalgo, former guitarist of En Las Espesas Nieblas, a renowned Peruvian doom metal band from the...
‘Too Many Secrets’ by Various Blonde | “A melodic meditation about love and loss”
Kansas City’s electro future rock quartet, Various Blonde is releasing a new music video for their single, 'Too Many Secrets'. Drawing from influences such as Depeche Mode, The...
Gary Del Vecchio | Interview | Dig the ‘Buzzin’!
Gary Del Vecchio is an incredible guitar player that played with many underground hard rock groups of the time, including Wizard, Max, Bullit and Scareb. His name was...
Fionnlagh | Interview | “An unfolding flashback of another reality”
A thoroughly immersive, dystopian, even nightmarish exploration, Fionnlagh’s ‘What Came Before’ drops the listener into an unfolding flashback of another reality. Soaring synths over dark, brooding sub tones...