The Dandelion interview
'THE SOUND OF BLISS FOR EVERYONE TO HEAR' When someone's into psychedelia that person will eventually reach for the sonic landscapes of yore. The music of the present...
Interview
Lazarus interview with Peter Glatzl
[caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="400"] Helmut Sacher, Ernst Glatzl (trumpet, guest musician), Peter Glatzl, Walter Spacil, Harald Music (Harp - guest musician)[/caption] Lazarus was founded by Peter Glatzl at the end...
Throat interview with Jukka Mattila
© Teemu Nordlund Throat is like stepping into a time machine and travelling back twenty years to the heyday of the 80’s and 90’s hardcore music movement, with...
David “Damon” del Conte talks about “Song of a Gypsy”
'Song of a Gypsy' is a true monster of U.S. psychedelic music. Album contains very laid-back, stoned vocals with nice fuzz guitar and even a sitar and it's...
Dead Rabbits interview with Thomas Hayes
A sonic tumbling cacophony of perfectly planned and executed psychedelia that skirts both shoegaze and drone while remaining firmly planted in their rock’n’roll roots, Dead Rabbits do not...
Ancient River interview with James Barreto
Ancient River is the brainchild of James Barreto. They have done extensive touring across the States and beyond, including two appearances at Austin Psych Fest and playing last...
Basic Cable interview with Luca Cimarusti
With six minutes of recordings being the only real proof that they exist on the internet, Basic Cable might not be on many people’s radar. But when I...
Highway Robbery interview with John Livingston Tunison IV
There is not much known about Highway Robbery and thanks to our dear writer Sébastien André Métens we found John Livingston. As far as we know Highway Robbery...
Chalaque interview with Nick Mitchell
Live, loud, raucous, raw and yet inexplicably driving and intriguing Chalaque is charting new territory in the psychedelic space scene. Distorted, gnarled and fuzzy guitar exploding over tight...
Los Headaches interview with Fossy Balboa, Nico Ventura, Charly Romero and Pepe
I write about a lot of pretty complicated music these days, I enjoy challenging myself and as I get older my tastes are definitely evolving; though I’m unconvinced...