Bill Holt’s ‘Dreamies’ Return With ‘Program 13: Thought Train’
Bill Holt was not supposed to make one of the great lost American head records. In the late ’60s he was working for 3M in Philadelphia, a young...
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The Qualitons Interview: Budapest’s Psych Explorers Enter A Looser Second Life
The Qualitons formed in Budapest in 2008 and have never stayed in one place for long. They started out drawing from ’60s beat, garage rock, funk and psychedelia,...
Kodaclips Return With ‘Pirouette’ As They Look Beyond ‘Gone Is The Day’
Kodaclips started in the usual romantic way, which is to say nobody really planned it. Lorenzo had a song he wanted to try, a few musicians met in...
Eddie Prévost On AMM, Free Improvisation And Why No Sound Is Innocent
Edwin “Eddie” Prévost stands as one of the defining figures in postwar experimental music: a percussionist, theorist, publisher and founding member of AMM, whose work has persistently asked...
Tee Pee Records Brings The Heavy Underground Back To Brooklyn With Cosmic Sonic Rendezvous
Tee Pee Records started in New York City in 1993 and somehow still feels like the kind of label you would find by accident in the back room...
Steve Tilston Interview: Folk, Freedom and the Final Call
A Liverpool-born guitarist and songwriter who emerged from the late ’60s folk circuit, Steve Tilston announced himself with 'An Acoustic Confusion' in 1971, followed by 'Collection' in 1972,...
Chevreuil’s ‘Stadium’: Two People, Four Amplifiers and a Strange Force
Chevreuil sounds larger than the simple facts of the band. Two people, guitar and drums, a strict arrangement of amplifiers, a room. From that small set of elements...
Paul Dunmall on Mujician: “Nobody knew how the music was going to unfold”
Paul Dunmall was never likely to take the straight road. Born in Welling, Kent, in 1953, he started on clarinet at 12, moved through alto and tenor saxophone,...
Canberra’s Lost Heavy Prog Underground: Samuel D. Rich Break Out Of The ’70s Vaults
Samuel D. Rich belong to that rare class of bands whose recorded life was almost invisible, yet whose music now arrives with the force of a missing chapter....
Star Print Clad: ‘The River was captured against the clock’
Brighton’s Star Print Clad have shared their new single, ‘The River,’ released on 12th May. It's the second track in a run of singles planned throughout 2026 and...