Los Acidos interview
Los Acidos are a psychedelic rock band from Buenos Aires, Argentina. Their album is super intoxicating piece of psychedelic music. Who’s in Los Acidos and what do you...
Klemen Breznikar
The Imajinary Friends interview with Ricky Maymi
“San Francisco’s The Imajinary Friends, mercurial pranksters of soundscape and pop, continue to turn in the unexpected with their unique brand of original and uncompromising music.” - Pete...
Complex | Interview
Complex formed in 1968 consisting of lead guitarist Brian Lee, lead vocalist and drummer Anthony Shakespeare, bass guitarist Lance Fogg and rhythm guitarist Tony Fisher. After some initial...
Pussy | Interview | Stunning Late 60s Psych Prog
Pussy recorded their only album entitled 'Pussy Plays' back in 1969 and it became a psych classic among the fans of the genre. Their album contains a wonderful...
Sunlight interview
Sunlight’s jazzy psychedelic pop instrumentation easily draws parallels to the Doors and Iron Butterfly. It’s not hard to hear the joy Sunlight experienced cutting the record, and we...
The Flow | Pete Fine | Interview
Pete Fine recorded and privately released a tremendous orchestral psychedelic rock album in 1974. He was also guitarist in The Flow (first issued on Shadoks Music). For fans...
Soviet Hippies
The hippie movement that captivated hundreds of thousands of young people in the West had a profound impact on the other side of the Iron Curtain. Within the...
Alan Munson – “One Man’s Journey”
Sundazed Music/ Modern Harmonic Records has assembled, produced and recently released a 2018 compilation album of Alan Munson’s music, titled “One Man’s Journey”. It’s Psychedelic Baby Magazine interview...
Nyl | Cheval Fou | Interview | Michel Peteau
Nyl’s 1976 sole release is curiously still very much under the radar despite it being one of the most intriguing French psychedelic/prog albums from the 70’s. The music...
Catapilla interview with Robert Calvert
Robert Calvert is a founding member of progressive rock band Catapilla. He played on both of their albums, 1971’s eponymous 'Catapilla' and 1972’s 'Changes'. Where and when did...