An interview with Klemen Breznikar
Here is a brand new interview by The Day After The Sabbath with me (Klemen Breznikar) about the start of It's Psychedelic Baby Magazine. Rich, the editor asked...
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Multicult interview with Nick Skrobisz
Noisy and brash Multicult are here to kick some ass and chew bubblegum, and right now they’re all out of bubblegum. From early beginnings as a one man...
Beautify Junkyards | Interview | “Acid-tinged, autumnal folk”
Lisbon’s Beautify Junkyards specialize in playing acid-tinged, autumnal folk. They released a fantastic single for the Fruits de Mer label in 2012, and then followed up on that...
Charlies interview with Eero Ravi
We always thought Elonkorjuu was the heaviest album in the early 70s from Finland. But Charlies album features loud and wild guitars, screaming vocals, and can easily be...
Lantern interview with Emily Robb and Zachary Devereux Fairbrother
I could spend a ton of time trying to explain the intricacies of Lantern’s sound or listing their impressive collection of releases from the past few years. Instead...
Cartesian Jetstream interview with Simon Kilgannon
I’ve been listening to music long enough at this point that I can remember when, as an American, I felt extremely alienated from any imported release. Anything that...
Aqua Nebula Oscillator
I’ve always been a glutton for the wild and fantastical whims of the occult. There’s something so enticing about the mythology behind it; epic and powerful demigods and...
Hoi’ Polloi interview
The band's lone 1972 self-titled album, recorded over spring break at Earlham College by means of "bouncing" between two stereo tape decks, is a fantastic collection of country...
Marshmallow Overcoat interview with Timothy Gassen
The Marshmallow Overcoat are one of the best bands, that emerged from so called paisley underground scene. Based in Tucson, Arizona they were just far enough from Los...
Slushy interview with Chris Kramer and Brent Zmrhal
© Bobby Hussy Slushy are a band with one foot firmly planted in the present and another somewhere in the mid-60’s, amongst the discovery of fuzz and distortion,...