Interview with Yasuaki Shimizu (Mariah)
A legendary yet long lost crown jewel from the early 80s Japanese Electronic and Jazz Rock scene. Mariah was a Japanese outfit in the field of art pop,...
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Kombynat Robotron interview
Kombynat Robotron is a four-piece, heavy freak-out, krautrock band hailing from Kiel, Germany. All four band members play in other bands and met for a jam in April...
Grit interview
Psychedelic hard–rock with furious drumming and stunning lead guitar by this unknown until now London based band. Guerssen Records did the first ever reissue, and it includes the...
Larsen Launch A Patreon Project
Italian cult band Larsen from Torino announce the launch of Patreon project. The band was formed in 1995. Larsen collaborated with artists such as Johann Johannsson, Michael Gira,...
Glenn Saiger interview
Singer-songwriter Glenn Saiger self-released a very unique musical journey entitled Sanity Rests In The Ability To Fly. It was released in 1972. Feral Sounds Recordings recently reissued this lost artifact. It...
Ultima Radio interview
Ultima Radio is a five piece band that combines variety of sounds, ranging from Alternative, Crossover, Progressive to Post Rock. Ultima Radio are trying to overcome the limits of...
Soft People interview with exclusive video premiere of ‘New Moon’
Interview and exclusive video premiere of dream-pop stunner ‘New Moon’ by indie pop duo Soft People. The video for 'New Moon' came from an idea that had been brewing...
Plants and Animals interview
Plants and Animals is an iconic Montreal-based trio that began playing together as kids and emerged on the international scene in 2008 with 'Parc Avenue'. The band has...
Rocky Mtn Roller interview
Rocky Mtn Roller are from Asheville, North Carolina and they play what they would describe as "Twanged-out proto metal gutter hippie rock!". After playing bass in Danava for...
Creepy John Thomas interview
John Thomas is an Australian born guitarist who called himself Creepy John Thomas and released two albums under this moniker. He also used a stage name 'Johnny Driver'....