Paul Sears An Interview on His Book, The Muffins & Beyond
Paul Sears avoids self-aggrandizement in his memoir Angels and Demons at Play. The book reads like a long improvisation shaped by sound, chance, and lived experience. Even its...
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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,...
Chapter 24 and the Greek Underground: Revisiting Their Origins Through ‘Tin Invaders’
Few bands from the Greek underground can claim the continuity, depth, and creative refusal to sit still that define Chapter 24. Formed in Ioannina in 1982, the group,...
A History of The Outlaw Blues Band with Victor Alemán: Psych Blues at Its Best
Los Angeles in the 1960s was a city itching for something new. Bands came and went, chasing their shot. One of them was the Outlaw Blues Band. Central...
Keith West’s Moonrider Album Reissued by Think Like A Key
The 1970s album by Moonrider and the solo LP by John Weider are set to be re‑issued on CD by Think Like A Key Music on 12 December...
Second Nature: A Long Buried 1970 Gem of British Blues Rock
In the late 1960s and early 1970s Britain produced an endless stream of local blues groups, many formed in school halls, pubs and youth places, most destined to...
Richard Norris on the Making of ‘Mr Norris Changes Brains’
'Mr Norris Changes Brains' is the latest chapter in Richard Norris’s lifelong mission to, as he puts it, blend psychedelic sounds and effects with rhythm. A 42 track...