Osamu Kitajima interview
Osamu Kitajima was born in Chigasaki, Japan on February 3rd 1949 and studied classical guitar and piano already in his childhood days. Later on in the 1960s, when...
Klemen Breznikar
PoiL interview
PoiL flow, dance and dash between the energy of punk, the beauty of chamber music and the chaos of a factory on the brink of explosion. The trio...
Zig Zags interview
8 years, 7 singles, 3 albums, 3 bass players, 2 drummers and God knows how many shows later - Zig Zags has continually evolved, mutated, transitioned and transformed,...
Krokodil interview with Düde Dürst
Birth to Swiss Progressive Rock! Krokodil formed in the late 1960s and recorded progressive psychedelic underground rock music in the style of bands like Amon Düül II. Here's...
Yezda Urfa | Interview | “Boris”
Yezda Urfa was a progressive rock band that emerged in the fall of 1973 and continued until the spring of 1981. The band disbanded in 1981 following the...
Marble Sheep interview with Ken Matsutani
Marble Sheep were founded in the late 80s by Ken Matsutani who had various of projects and is a label owner of Captain Trip Records. It's hard to...
Kalacakra interview
Kalacakra (the “c” is to be pronounced “tch”, like in “stitch”) is Tibetan and means “Wheel of time”, a name two friends from Duisburg in western Germany, who...
Blackberries interview
Blackberries are a psychedelic four-piece from Germany. The band grew from the seeds of early Motown records, mid-60’s pop groups, psychedelic rock and German-based 'krautrock'. They are fusing...
Dr Strangely Strange
There is a really good new book out about Irish psych-folkies Dr Strangely Strange, titled Fitting Pieces To The Jigsaw. It’s an insightful view of one of the...
Group 1850 | Interview | Beer Klaasse
Between 1966 and 1976, Group 1850 blazed an unforgettable path across the Dutch music scene. With mercurial singer/keyboardist Peter Sjardin at the helm, they created some of the...