Level π interview
German musician Uwe Cremer works under the moniker of Level π. The project has been active for quite a few years and he released albums that are mainly influenced...
Klemen Breznikar
Eela Craig interview
Eela Craig was an Austrian progressive rock band from Linz, that started in the early seventies. Their debut was released in 1971 and is completely different than the...
Children Of Dub interview and video premiere of ‘Be The Solution’
Exclusive video premiere of ‘Be The Solution’ by Children Of Dub. They recently released their 5th and final album. It is an homage to all things dance, all linked by...
Emma Myldenberger interview with Michel Meyer
Emma Myldenberger was a German group from Weinheim that mixed elements of traditional medieval music with progressive rock. Their debut was released in 1978 and was followed by...
Mary Ocher interview
Mary Ocher has been pushing against the current, dealing with subjects of authority, identity and conflict. She's influenced by variety of genres; from sixties garage psych, ambient to...
The Trees Community interview
The Trees Community was a 1970’s Episcopal religious order that created and performed original world music on over eighty instruments. They were first a group of searching young...
Glory interview
Glory was one of the San Diego's longest-lived underground bands. Material that appears on 'On The Air' was recorded live in June 1970 during a broadcast from the...
Sjak van Bussel Interview | The Cassette Underground
Sjak van Bussel is a founder of legendary underground Dutch label Midas Tapes that started in the early eighties, and Supreme Tool Supplies label & mailorder from the...
TH/S /S SH/T interview with exclusive video premiere of ‘Paraldehyde’
Exclusive video premiere of ‘Paraldehyde’ by TH/S /S SH/T! A project at a crossroad of various musical styles. ‘Paraldehyde’ takes us into a disturbing trip, a world as...
Toad interview
Legendary Swiss stoner rock group from the seventies, Toad! Though the band was not commercially successful outside of their own country, they were a popular live act because of...