Jason Simon interview
Jason Simon, guitarist and vocalist from Washington D.C psych-rockers Dead Meadow, returns to his solo endeavours with a pristine and bucolic album that guides his versatile guitar signature...
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The City Blues interview
A great sixties blues garage rock band from Fullerton, CA inspired by Paul Butterfield, John Mayall and other heroes of Blues. The City Blues released Blues For Lawrence Street in...
Wax Machine interview
Brighton’s Wax Machine are a band so steeped in the kernel of psychedelic seep that there’s every indication they may have slipped through a side door in space-time...
Ruphus interview
Ruphus is widely regarded as one of the flagships in Norwegian progressive music. Their debut New Born Day, originally released in 1973, is widely regarded as one of...
Centrum interview
För Meditation by Centrum is an outstanding debut by this Gothenburg outfit. Centrum is the musical equivalent of mantra practice. "Heavy and meditative" Who's behind Centrum? So Centrum is...
Lard Free interview with François Mativet
Lard Free was founded in December 1970 and its first lineup consisted by Gilbert Artman, Francis Mativet, Jean Jacques Miette, Dominique Triloff and Philippe Bolliet. They released their...
FFN interview
FFN (Formația Fără Nume) (Band Without Name) was a Romanian band founded in 1971 at Club A (Architecture College Club), Bucharest. FFN released three albums with 'Zece paşi'...
Troya interview
Troya were a German progressive rock band that formed in 1971 and self-released their debut Point of Eruption in 1976. "No one wanted to become a rockstar." Where and...
Electric Feat interview
Brutal, mysterious, sweet, excited, smashing, their music will catch you from the beginning to the end of this wild ride. A big punch in the face. Electric Feat, the...
Kedama interview
Kedama are a Swiss progressive rock trio that was formed in 1971 by Christian Linder (guitars, keyboards), Richard Rothenberger (keyboards) and Peter Suter (drums). Where and when did...