The Man Who Knew Buffalo Bill | An Interview with Jeremy Gluck
In the summer of 1977 Jeremy Gluck followed fate to England inspired by a love of their humour, their culture and, above all else, the overwhelming fear of...
In the summer of 1977 Jeremy Gluck followed fate to England inspired by a love of their humour, their culture and, above all else, the overwhelming fear of...
'Spree,' the latest album by Plasticland, heralds a bold departure from the band's previous psychedelic soundscapes, offering a fresh exploration into heavier post-psych-rock realms. Well, I’ve just received...
Piss Rules is an egg punk band from Rockville, UK, consisting of the brother and sister duo Eggman Meringuewell and Grandma’s Special. They released a 4-minute EP called...
Accou takes listeners on a journey through a dreamlike and otherworldly soundscape, fusing digital reveries, tribal flavors, and ethereal voices that evoke a sense of timelessness. Through a...
The 'Faithful One' album stands as a testament to Sultan's artistic maturity and originality, embodying his profound awareness of heritage and innovative spirit. Sultan, a Londoner with Caribbean...
Fifty Foot Hose was an avant-garde psychedelic rock band formed in the late 1960s, known for their groundbreaking fusion of electronic music, jazz, and rock. Their debut album,...
The highly anticipated second album, 'Reflection,' by The Casimir Connection, led by composer and saxophonist Diane McLoughlin, delves into the intersection of classical and contemporary jazz. The ensemble...
Unveiling previously unreleased recordings from 1972 to 1974, Blind Willie's hard rock journey emerges from the shadows. Originating in Spokane, Washington, the band's unique blend of hard rock,...
R.Y.F.'s latest album, 'Deep Dark Blue,' delves into the depths of emotion and experience with haunting beauty and raw honesty. From the hypnotic rhythms of 'Can I Can...
The Scenics, pioneers of Canadian proto-punk, crafted a sonic landscape rich in diversity, blending art punk, garage rock, psychedelia, and pop into a tapestry of sound reminiscent of...