Wildwood: Beyond the ‘Plastic People’ and the Sound of Heavy 60s Psych
Oh, 60s California, what a special time to be young! It was the beginning of an era that, while brief, marked one of the most significant moments in...
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Failure to Fracture: Anthony Garone’s Long Obsession With King Crimson’s Most Impossible Song
Anthony Garone's Failure to Fracture is an exceptional chronicle of an equally exceptional undertaking: his two-decade quest to master King Crimson’s notoriously complex piece, Fracture. What began as...
Paul Roland: The Godfather of Steampunk Reimagines ‘Tortured by the Daughter of Fu Manchu’
The Godfather of Steampunk has returned and dropped a never-heard-before version of his song about being caught up in the clutches of the daughter of a diabolical pulp...
The Heavenly States on ‘Fifth of July’: A Band’s Take on Music, Memory, and Modern America
The Heavenly States have always lived on the outskirts of convention, not by rebellion but by constitution. Formed in Oakland in the early 2000s and now shaped by...
Lotti Golden’s ‘Motor-Cycle’: The Downtown Epic That Captured the Sixties Underground
Lotti Golden's 1969 debut, 'Motor-Cycle,' stands out as a unique record from the singer-songwriter era. The collaboration between Golden's music and producer Bob Crewe's ended in an almost...
Necromandus: From Orexis of Death to the Sabbath Orbit — A Forgotten Heavy Trip
From the humble youth clubs of Cumbria emerged Necromandus, a band whose sound was as dense and heavy as a northern fog, bearing the unmistakable mark of Black...
ALICE NOT JOHN Episode 7: A Fictional Radio Transmission Guest: Clara Lissens
ALICE NOT JOHNEpisode 7: A Fictional Radio TransmissionGuest: Clara LissensHost: Joeri Bruyninckx A conversation I overheard in a record store: Customer: “Do you have Coltrane?”Record shop owner: “In...
Inside the Harbour: An Interview with World Sanguine Report
World Sanguine Report have always existed at a crooked angle to everything around them, but 'Songs From The Harbour' feels like a quiet storm finally made flesh. There’s...
‘A Colloquy of Birds’: Alison O’Donnell and Gayle Brogan Let Folklore Take Flight
At the heart of 'A Colloquy of Birds' lies more than a love for wings and feathers. There is a quiet urgency here, a sense that these songs,...
‘Dogstar’ Lights the Way on Anton Barbeau’s ‘Dig The Light’
'Dogstar,' a standout track from Anton Barbeau’s upcoming album 'Dig The Light,' is part of a body of work set for release on 11 July 2025 via Think...