Rollerball interview
I believe I am Rollerball’s biggest fan!!! Volcano Vinyl was born from my desire for the masses to experience Rollerball, hardcore rockers may be aware of the band...
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High Tide interview
One of the most important underground rock bands from Britain. Formed in 1969 by Tony Hill (guitar and vocals), Simon House (violin and keyboards), Peter Pavli (bass guitar)...
Joe McPhee interview
Joe McPhee, Graham Lambkin and Joe's brother Charlie spending time together at Charlie's man cave, drinking, listening to records and making noises, that's what Live from the Batcave...
Goatess interview
Goatess formed in Stockholm. They played on a lot of European stoner festivals. Christian Linderson a.k.a. Chritus who did take part in such bands like Count Raven back in...
Solemn Ceremony interview
Phil Howlett is one man-doomed-army. He played in Rote Mare and Dire Fate, but his hyperactive band Lucifer’s Fall seems to be the most prolific form of his...
Serpent Warning interview
Serpent Warning from Joensuu, Finland have stroke with their great self-titled debut offering catchy and quite grim traditional doom metal with a lot of remarkable riffs and expressive...
Power Bottom
My Meat is Alive, the only album by Power Bottom, is a celebration of noisy, crunchy, cyborg sexuality. "Something fun and stupid and dark and loud" What kind...
Humming Dogs
Humming Dogs use the framework of a rock group to structure improvisations. Les Borigènes is their first album on the always great Bison label. "Naivety is a way of...
Oldenwood interview
Despite being originally formed in 2004 under moniker of Soul Hospital, this band is still buried in underground. Oldenwood from Vratsa, Bulgaria has only one full-length album in...
Charge interview
Charge were a British power–trio born from the ashes of local South Coast heavy–blues bands Baby Bertha and Sweet Poison. Comprised of Dave Ellis (guitar), Pete Gibbons (drums)...