Dr Strangely Strange
There is a really good new book out about Irish psych-folkies Dr Strangely Strange, titled Fitting Pieces To The Jigsaw. It’s an insightful view of one of the...
Interview
Owen Gardner
Owen Gardner is a Baltimore based multi-instrumentalist, mainly known for his contributions to Horse Lords and Matmos. "Music has been around me as long as I've been alive."...
Group 1850 interview
Between 1966 and 1976 Group 1850 blazed an unforgettable path across the Dutch music scene. With mercurial singer/keyboardist Peter Sjardin at the helm, they made some of the...
Peter Wrenleau (Wale) interview
Peter Wrenleau (Wale) released an amazing LP in 1972. Years passed until the album was found again and today Strawberry Rain are preparing a very special edition that...
Psychedelic Speed Freaks interview
Psychedelic Speed Freaks is a new power trio led by Munehiro Narita, founding member of Japan's legendary High Rise and easily one of the wildest, most original guitarists...
Flute & Voice and Other Musical Passions – An Interview with Hans Brandeis
Hans Brandeis is a German ethnomusicologist, composer, singer and guitarist. He was born in Ludwigshafen on Rhine in 1949, as son of contemporary classical composer Johann Karl Brandeis....
Ariel Kalma
Sarah Davachi and Ariel Kalma made a jazzy ambient album together, called 'Intemporel'. "Using music and repetitive patterns to quiet the mind, induce Dreamtime and induce Visions" How...
Lyijykomppania interview
Lyijykomppania is ancient band from Kantala, Finland. Being formed in 1981, it lingered 'till 1983 as Lead Company (English translation) and then disbanded. It was resurrected in 1990...
A.R. & Machines interview with Achim Reichel
Achim Reichel was a founding member of legendary German bands The Rattles and Wonderland. The Rattles opened for The Beatles on the Fabs' last-ever tour of Europe in...
Mike Cooper: ‘Five Albums On Three Discs’
This important release showcases a musician influential in the blues boom of the 1960s who, by the 1970s, was adapting that form to other styles. From the next...