Luna – ‘California Blue’ / ‘Rock Yr Baby’ (2017)
I don’t believe that there’a a Luna album that doesn’t include a cover song, and their release of A Sentimental Education in 2017 was entirely composed of cover...
Jenell Kesler
The Smell of Incense
Perhaps it’s best to consider all of the albums by Smell Of incense in one sitting, as their styles weave and lace through and back into each other....
From The Vault: Caravan – “In the Land of Grey and Pink” (1971)
“Progressive Rock,” and “Concept Albums,” have a rich heritage, blending themed music, stretching out the score stylistically beyond the chorus / verse tradition, and incorporated elements of the...
Groovy Movies – “Groovy Movies” (2017) review
Groovy Movies - Groovy Movies (Hidden Volume, 2017) https://groovymovies.bandcamp.com/album/groovy-movies To say that Groovy Movies have been influenced by The Beatles, or from the pop culture from the late...
Beachglass Interview
Filtering in from the deep beyond, or perhaps merely as a musically sustained echo that’s been working its way like a long lost postcard to your front door,...
Beachglass – ‘Clouding’ (2007)
Filtering in from the deep beyond, or perhaps merely as a musically sustained echo that’s been working its way like a long lost postcard to your front door,...
From The Vault: The Glass Family – “Electric Band” (1968)
Being the perpetual opening band, The Glass Family, displaying an invitingly harmonic surf and garage sound, nearly channeling the likes of Spirit, this good natured band of eccentrics,...
Sunfields – “MONO MONO” (2017) review
Sunfields - MONO MONO (Exit Sign Music, 2017) https://sunfieldsband.bandcamp.com/album/mono-mono With three albums under their belts, Sunfields is not new to the game, and to that end, not a single...
From The Vault: H.P. Lovecraft – ‘H.P. Lovecraft’ (1967)
Drawing their name from the horror writer of short stories H.P. Lovecraft, the band laid waste to the psychedelic world with their song “The White Ship”, a song...
From The Vault: The Blues Magoos – “Electric Comic Book” (1967)
The Blues Magoos - Electric Comic Book (1967) Still riding the psychedelic wave, and while several of the tracks are very good, the band moved into a rather iffy...