The Sacred Mushroom | Interview | “A Jewel of 60s Psych-Blues”
The Sacred Mushroom, a prominent band in Cincinnati's music scene, burst onto the scene in the late '60s. They swiftly captivated audiences with their self-titled album and a...
The Sacred Mushroom, a prominent band in Cincinnati's music scene, burst onto the scene in the late '60s. They swiftly captivated audiences with their self-titled album and a...
In 'Oude Geuze uit Niemandaal,' Linus Vandewolken (real name: McCloud Zicmuse), an American residing in Brussels, showcases his mastery of the hommel (a Flemish variant of the Appalachian...
Lintworm is a crust punk/power violence metal band hailing from Hasselt, Belgium. They recently dropped their self-titled debut album, a concise 20-minute release in collaboration with Genet Records....
Dive into the depths of 'Brown Acid' and you'll unearth yet another gem from the hallowed halls of Cavern Sound in Independence, Missouri. Gary Winston Apple reflects on...
David Cross, renowned for his work with King Crimson and the David Cross Band, has remained a significant figure in progressive rock. His journey in music began with...
Pat Flynn is a prominent figure in the music world, known for his contributions to New Grass Revival and his versatile skills as a guitarist, singer, songwriter, and...
Sumé, an innovative Greenlandic rock ensemble, emerged onto the musical landscape in 1972 through the collaborative efforts of Malik Høegh and Per Berthelsen. Renowned for their captivating vocal...
Chikara Aoshima, the versatile drummer, composer, and performance artist, recently re-released his acclaimed debut solo album 'Close Down.' Originally praised upon its 2012 release by Somehow Recordings, the...
'Underground Made In Styria' encapsulates the raw energy and experimental ethos prevalent in Austrian underground rock during the 1970s. Recorded live in various venues across Styria, including Frauenthal...
Bitter Creek was a psych-rock band hailing from Atlanta, GA. Their sole single, 'Plastic Thunder' (with 'Behind The Smiles' on the B-side), was laid down in late '69...